push button opening door for jeep grand cherokee 98

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Replace the human operated ignition switch with a push button start system on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Remove the key from its traditional location and relocate it to a discreet area, such as under the steering column or in a compartment near the gearshift. Install a push button start module that will recognize the presence of the key fob. This module will be linked to the vehicle's computer system via a wiring harness. The push button start system will consist of a series of buttons located on the dashboard, typically near the steering column. These buttons are designed to look and feel like a traditional ignition switch, but they actually serve as electronic triggers that initiate the engine's starting sequence. When the driver presses the "start" button with the key fob in range, the vehicle's computer system will verify the presence of the key and authorize the start of the engine. The engine will then begin to crank and eventually fire up, ready for the driver to put it into gear and hit the road. Note: This modification may require additional wiring and programming to ensure proper functionality with the Jeep's existing systems.