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Originally Posted by scope22 How the hell? the clutch is still engaged? There is a momentary push button clutch switch at the back of the pedal. This button must be
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There is a momentary push button clutch switch at the back of the pedal. This button must be pressed (by depressing the clutch pedal) before the engine will start. This is to ensure the vehicle is in neutral when the engine starts regardless of the shifter location.
If you trick the switch into thinking the pedal is depressed you can start the engine without actually physically depressing the clutch pedal. This is why he says you can't ever leave it in gear. If the car were in gear and remote start activated, the car would lurch forward and stall (or crash into your garage wall or the car in front of you or a curb ... ![]()
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