Re: We know you are under stress but....
Instead of a lame switch, why not use a reed switch? You can hide it under anything plastic (Ex: the plastic covering the tranny tunnel) since it does not have anything pointing out. Then, all you have to do is to run a magnet over it. If you want to be lazy, you would have to leave the magnet over the switch. If you want to be a bit clever, you can make it such that once the switch is on, car will be on until you turn it off, when system is reset. Then, all you have to do to activate it is to run you conveniently disguised magnet (ex: the rubber duck you leave on the dashboard) over the switch location.
Instead of a lame switch, why not use a reed switch? You can hide it under anything plastic (Ex: the plastic covering the tranny tunnel) since it does not have anything pointing out. Then, all you have to do is to run a magnet over it. If you want to be lazy, you would have to leave the magnet over the switch. If you want to be a bit clever, you can make it such that once the switch is on, car will be on until you turn it off, when system is reset. Then, all you have to do to activate it is to run you conveniently disguised magnet (ex: the rubber duck you leave on the dashboard) over the switch location.
