how many people have a remote start on their cars. Very Convenient but Dangerous!!!
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i got a remote start on a my 5 speed
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Originally posted by cleanz_28not so dangurous Just dont leave it in gear,it ws easy for me I was learning to drive stick when I had installed I Rarely leave it in gear.
clutch bypass if It even be called THAT
Well I was thinking, and it would be so hard to have a circuit where the clutch switch works normally, but when using the remote start, it automatically completes the circuit on the clutch switch and allows the engine to startOpal Metallic Green '92 LX 2dr manual, 181k miles, '94 prelude VTEC wheels for summer (steelies with snow tires for winter), Omni-power struts/springs, and other junk
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no the just diconectted the clutch switch so now i dont need the clutch in order to turn it on it just cont be in gear. i have a prestige one on mine. with the lcd pager. i wish i had the viper on which has 1 mile range and mine has a 1000ft range. at the place that i got my alarm installed. they didnt have the viper one. over all it so convienent you dont have to be wait to warm the car up. especially me i have leather seats. they get very cold. lololololol
1992 honda accord ex
British Racing Green
5 speed
tan leather
cd5 lip
6000k hid
tinted tailights (red part)
cd5 ex rims
133305k just installed engine
225000k on the body
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Originally posted by darkgreencb7no the just diconectted the clutch switch so now i dont need the clutch in order to turn it on it just cont be in gear. i have a prestige one on mine. with the lcd pager. i wish i had the viper on which has 1 mile range and mine has a 1000ft range. at the place that i got my alarm installed. they didnt have the viper one. over all it so convienent you dont have to be wait to warm the car up. especially me i have leather seats. they get very cold. lololololol
I love it, its safe and convenient."Auto racing, bull fighting and mountain climbing are the only real sports....all others are games."
- Ernest Hemingway
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Unless you install it yourself it should use the clutch bypass and not be able to start your car unless you : enguage your ebrake, take it out of gear, open lock and close your doors. when you shut your door your car should shut off and be ready to be auto-started. Even the cheapest Manual trans autostart should include this method for safetly, if yours doesnt... someone was cutting corners when they installed it or they are trying to install a auto-transmission autostart on a manual. Manual autostarters are a bit more rare but when done correctly they are as safe as a auto-trans autostarter.
I live in Alaska. Nearly everyone here has one. Ive installed my fair share of auto-trans and manual-trans autostarters. If you autostarter (in a manual tansmission) lets you get out of your car with your car not running then its installed WRONG unless your not planning on autostarting it.
Manuals need to have a door sensor, ebrake sensor and clutch bypass relay. This is so your car is running and you have it out of gear with the E-brake on when you get out. When the door is shut the car turns off... it is then ready to autostart. This is the only safe way. Think about it. Your working under your dash or getting something from the backseat... with a auto-trans your in no danger of your car lurching farward when you lean on the autostart button on your keys. Where as in a manual it could lurch farward and possible run you over or even your kids playing in the drive way. By-passing safety is not a good idea when your talking about near 2000lbs of steal plastic and rubber.I cant Slam further. The ground refuses to get any lower.
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