Digital Guard Dawg iKEY-M, Manual

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Step 12: Initial Start Button Mounting
Next, ( Pic 3 ). Position the Lower Steering Wheel Shroud for re-attaching. But prior to reattaching the
Lower Steering Wheel Shroud, remove the rubber trim ring that surrounds the key switch hole and also
run the wire for the Start Button between the key switch cylinder and the ignition switch hole. Leave the
Start button hanging loosely and unattached as shown in (Pic 4). Plug the Start Button connector end into
the Key Module. Next, you want to insert the Cut key blank you prepared in Step #2 into the lock cylinder.
( Pic 5) Insert the key shaft into the key hole and turn the key to the RUN position. ( Pic 6) Lastly, move
the lower shroud panel into place and replace all three T20 Torx screws you previously removed, (
The two
short screws go in front and one long screw in back
).
Step 12: Initial Start Button Mountin
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*** Should you desire to mount your start button elsewhere, almost any surface will work fine using the 3M
mounting tape placed on the back of the button. If you are mounting your Start button in another location
other than over the existing key switch, be sure to remove the 4 Phillips screws from the metal mounting
plate from the rear of the Start button. Also be sure and clean the surface before mounting with some
rubbing alcohol first.
The instructions below describe how to mount the Start Button over the Mustang’s existing Key Switch. In
this section you will perform the initial placement of the Start Button, which will include running the start
button wire and making its connection to the Key module and re-attaching the lower steering panel. Before
finalizing the mounting of the Start Button, you will want to perform some initial system function tests while
the connections you made for the immobilizer bypass ring are still easily accessible. Begin by bending up the
4 mounting arms of the start button as shown in Pic "A & B"Next, remove the white protective film from the
back of the 3M Adhesive tape disk and mount it to the Start Button. Pic "C"
.