Corvette Starter Push Button switch ???
 

Does anyone have the GM part number for the new starter button that a few
builders have been using this year? My GM dealer cannot seem to figure it out. I have seen it on the chevelle that the Roadster Shop just built and I have also seen it on the 1966 Biscayne that Rad Rides by Troy just completed. Please help thanks, Greg

Are you sure it's not a Honda push button? The pics I've seen of the Roadster Shop's Chevelle interior aren't very clear, but looks just like the Honda S2000 start button.

this is the one i'm putting in my 2nd gen. it's from a 2006 viper...

I just bought this one http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-G...mZ270148176390 should be here in a couple of days and have it installed in the next week or so. Honda has it listed online for $48ish and this ended up being about $42 after shipping.

The ones from the honda s2000's are even sweeter has a thin chrome ring around them really nice!

Thanks guys I'll check into the Honda unit. :thumbsup:

Definitely go with the Honda unit. That's what we used on our Vette, and the Rings have used on a few of their cars. I've even got the wiring diagram :thumbsup: Google it and you should come up with the same info though. At night, the button even is lit up. Makes for a cool little touch in a car & my wife even wants one for here Stude project.

I'll make it even easier, Craig. I had it saved on my computer at home. :thumbsup:

https://lateral-g.net/temp/S2000%...%20diagram.gif

The in-tar-net is a beautiful thing!

Thank you Al Gore! :rofl:

Food for thought
 

not sure how many of you have looked into this, but we have a brand new Vette that we are doing all kinds of work and we love the key-fob and push button start and wanted to do it in some of the cars we build.

Problem is you cant use this system as it goes through the body control module and that would be a nightmare to use in any car with out the harness and other computers.

AUTO LOC makes some nice switches with wiring and everything you need. Or you can just go to Radio Shack and make your own switch work with no problems.