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That would be a lot of fun in the rain - and it's never a good idea to use high current motors while cranking a car.

I always thought the point of "ghost switches" was to use a switch that wasn't obvious to passengers in the car?  Seems like every time you start the car by using the power windows that people would catch on quickly.

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The sunroof switch on that vehicle is directly in front of the blinker lever.  A simple touch of the close portion of the switch would go virtually unnoticed.
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this is what i want to do. i want to press and hold the close sunroof button to activated the relay to start the car.
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I will look in the service manual I have at work to see if the sunroof wire colors are listed.  If you do not want to wait till Monday, do you have a volt meter and the ability to get to the wires on the back of the sunroof switch?

You will also need to find the BLACK/ White wire coming from the Ignition switch harness.

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well i checked the wires at the switch. and one wire 12v resting and ground when closing. all other wires are just positive.
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would this work????? 86 and 30 to starter wire key side, 85 to the wire i found at the sunroof switch and 87 to starter side of starter wire? and a diode between 86 and 85??
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That sounds exactly right.  When installing the diode, the banded end needs to be connected to 86 as you listed it, or to  the positive wire.
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thanks i am going to try it in the morning, will let you know with the results
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