my alarm kidna went to **** and i had to disconnect it and im thinking abot somthing getting somthin with a remote starter for those lazy days when i dont wanna warm my car up (it would be in a garage so it wouldnt get stolen) but i was wondering if i got this would i have to park the car in neutral the night before or is there an override that stops the car from jumping and stalling out...sorry if its been asked but i couldnt find anyhitng here or in the alarm forums....

 

Hopefully someone will help this guy out so you can get the answer too
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1927791

 

i read that already but i was mainly asking if the transmisson had to be in neutral, i know there is a bypass for the clutch but i wsnt sure on anythign else, and i dont know any one personally that has one hooked up

 

Oh sorry I misunderstood, does this help?

Apparently the transmission does not have to be in neutral as seen here
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1889737

From this thread
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1921373
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Perfectionist &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The true remote start systems for manual trans vehicles make you place the trans in nuetral with the parking brake set, release the clutch pedal, and turn the ignition off, or some such other specific sequence or the remote start won't work. Some people have hacked in a system for auto trans vehicles and justify their work by swearing they will never leave the trans in gear, so they don't see any problem with that.

Overall, my opinion is remote start is just some woopie-doo gadget and is totaly unecessary, and I live in a very cold climate.
just my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

alright so thats a big "cant leave your car in gear the night before" thanks, i will just start it manually, but im getting a new and better alarm non the less

 

majority of car alarm places, they use an automatic remote start to make life easier for them. Thats why most cases when people forget and leave their car in gear, it'll jump from all that stalling and eventually crash into something. I've read + talk to some alarm guys that they use bypasses like, car has to be in neutral, install like a switch just in case you accidently put it in gear, and hand brake has to be up in order for the car to start. Only once I started my car in gear but I shut off the autostart before it start hoping.