Push Start Button

[5936]

That's right. With factory fitted AUTO start, stepping the brake pedal is a Safety interlock feature. And my TOYOTA need gearbox in P too.

That's to prevent runaways after starting.

[VellfireS]

ALAMAK. HAHAHAHA. NV CHECK BEFORE SENDING. I meant the key.

Haha.. Nvm bro.. everybody makes mistakes..

[VellfireS]

yup, specially made n for this movie only.. heard he say that, dunno him himself or the movie director go to negotiate with RR...

True.. Very very limited edition..

[Typhoonz]

yah, i have to agree that it is a pain everytime i start my car having to insert key and step on clutch. worst if i have stuffs to carry. how i wish my ride has got voice command... ha ha ha...

 

Ninja!!!

[Silklee]

Update..

My aftermarket push start konked out on me recently. I installed it in Oct 2010. It was giving me intermittent issues of not being able to push start. Drove to the workshop which installed the system for me. After checking, they just say that there is something wrong with the system and cannot be repaired. Thus I had to get them to uninstall the system.

 

I also installed the keyless entry system together with the push start. It only makes sense that if I didnt have the push start system, I will also have to uninstall the keyless entry, else I will have to bring 2 keys along with me all the time;- one for the keyless entry and one to start my engine..

 

So all in all, I paid $610 (+ another $20 to uninstall everything) for slight more than 2 years of convenience.....

[Van]

I am using fingerprint

Just place finger on blue light

[Kangadrool]

I missed the old fashioned key where you insert in the key hold barrel and twist.

[Fuelsaver]

Update..

My aftermarket push start konked out on me recently. I installed it in Oct 2010. It was giving me intermittent issues of not being able to push start. Drove to the workshop which installed the system for me. After checking, they just say that there is something wrong with the system and cannot be repaired. Thus I had to get them to uninstall the system.

 

I also installed the keyless entry system together with the push start. It only makes sense that if I didnt have the push start system, I will also have to uninstall the keyless entry, else I will have to bring 2 keys along with me all the time;- one for the keyless entry and one to start my engine..

 

So all in all, I paid $610 (+ another $20 to uninstall everything) for slight more than 2 years of convenience.....

So conclude it better to buy original manufactured w push start button car..

[Darkscreen]

Even I phui chao nua. My c 250 also no keyless start. I would have thought this feature is a standard one in luxury model. Insert key very mafan la.

[Cklasse]

Even I phui chao nua. My c 250 also no keyless start. I would have thought this feature is a standard one in luxury model. Insert key very mafan la.

 

My C180 has keylessGo leh.......cannot compare with other make, it's a matter of adding option to get this.

[Silklee]

So conclude it better to buy original manufactured w push start button car..

 

That might not be a fair conclusion as it is only my personal experience. There could be other users who enjoys longevity in their after market pushstart system. Nonetheless, just to share my experience for reference.

[2BDriver]

So conclude it better to buy original manufactured w push start button car..

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/does-car-push-button-ignition-093815051.html

Does your car have a push-button ignition? Thieves may have a new device to steal it!

Does your car have a push-button ignition? Thieves may have a new device to steal it

By Arman Ahmad

KUALA LUMPUR: Does your car have push-button ignition? Be wary then because thieves may have a new technology that allows them to start your car and drive away with it, leaving nary a trace.

The theft can be accomplished using a 'mystery device', which comes in two pieces, and works by picking up a signal from the vehicle’s key fob from up to 10 feet away, reported US-based Automotive News yesterday.

"Once the signal is received, the device transfers the data to a smaller “relay box” that can be used to unlock and start the vehicle, said the report, which quoted a spokesman from the US National Insurance Crime Bureau.

The report stated that the bureau had obtained and tested the so-called “mystery device”.

NICB spokesman Roger Morris said the bureau, working in cooperation with a used-car retailer, tested the device on 35 makes and models of cars.

They were able to unlock 19 of the cars and drive away with 18 of them.

The “scary part is that there’s no warning or explanation for the owner. Unless someone catches the crime on a security camera, there’s no way for the owner or the police to really know what happened. Many times, they think the vehicle has been towed.” said NICB CEO Joe Wehrle, as reported by Automotive News.

So far, there has been no such incidences heard in Malaysia. However, Malaysia is already ranked number sixth globally in number of auto-thefts last year.

With an average of 60 cars being stolen daily in the country, it raises the question whether this new hacking technology has already made it to our shores.

[w7_lee]

I am planning to pull out some fuse & relays if I ever have to park overnight in Malaysia