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This is not a question but an answer to Jebus's question regarding engine start buttons that I missed answering.

The real reason that some manufacturers are going to a Button to start the engine is all to do with the new "key-less" technology that's being developed.

In a button start vehicle there is no key as we know it. There is just a small remote box similar to a normal remote locking box that most cars now have hanging off the cars key ring.

With this "key-less" system you simply carry the key-less remote in your pocket. As you approach the car it will unlock automatically and it will activate the ignition so that you simply get in and push the button to start the engine. When you park and leave the vehicle you simply walk away and once you are a certain distance from the car it deactivates the ignition and locks the car automatically.

So it's NOT about technology moving backwards as stated by Bob. It's a case of technology leaping forward.

I hope this helps.

How do you people expect help if you won't even tell us what your vehicle is. You all sound like backwards morons. "my kar wont go wots rong wiff it".

Please have the common sense to include details of what your car is.

Here's an example.

Hi, I own a 2002 Ford BA Fairmont, and my problem is ... ...

Is that really so hard???

Because if you do please try giving a little more information.

Such as.

Where you live.

Year of vehicle.

Make of vehicle.

Model of vehicle.

Manual or automatic.

Engine size.

Fuel injected or carburettor.

Turbo or supercharged.

Sedan, wagon, coupe, etc.

Example. ... I live in Queensland Australia and own a 2009 Ford Falcon G6E sedan,4L fuel injected turbo, auto trans and my problem is ... ... etc etc.

This information will make it far easier for people to help solve you problem, because we really want to help but some questions just don't give enough detail.

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