#35828, "RE: Why dont I have to push the clutch in when I start my car?" In response to Reply # 0
I believe that means that your neutral safety switch has been bypassed.
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#35831, "RE: Why dont I have to push the clutch in when I start my car?" In response to Reply # 4
There is a switch on the cluch pedal that needs to be disconnected if you want to install a remote starter. If you take a look down there toward the top of the clutch pedal you'll see a barrel shaped switch with some wires coming out. Follow the wires for less than a foot and they go into a gang connector. If this gang connector is disconnected then you won't have to push the clutch to start it. Here's a pic of the gang connector to check out. If this gang is connected then it's most likely a problem with the switch.
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