This will vary, depending on make/model/year of vehicle ~ there is no definitive/single way of doing it.
On a Subaru Legacy (FB engine) for example, it looks like this;
Need it for most cars any link or any site can refer. to any help will be appreciated .schematic wiring diagram
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HIT BUTTON YES THE THANKS ONE
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This will vary, depending on make/model/year of vehicle ~ there is no definitive/single way of doing it.
On a Subaru Legacy (FB engine) for example, it looks like this;
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I would think in most cases it's just a momentary button that sends a signal to an ECU, and the ECU does the rest.
Andrew
any link on site
Leaving honest comments gives others a good idea .
HIT BUTTON YES THE THANKS ONE
Most of the time, this is right ~ but never underestimate their ability to turn a momentary switch into something else (LEDs, NFC receiver, redundant contacts, etc) to end up with a momentary switch with 4 ~ 8 pins (harness connector). Some of them don't actually connect to the ECU either -- they can go to BCM, dash module, or PCM and it's these modules that actually signal the ECU. It wouldn't at all surprise me to see these buttons grown a fingerprint reader one day =)I would think in most cases it's just a momentary button that sends a signal to an ECU, and the ECU does the rest.
As said, it differs between vehicles ...all I've been doing is googling 'engine push button start switch <brand/model> ' and seeing what comes out the other end ; if you omit <brand/model> you'll end up with 3rdparty aftermarket clues/diagrams...but most specific data is contained in the vehicle workshop manual and wiring diagrams etc etc.any link on site
What's your intent here?
VroomVroom (01-02-21)
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