Hey, I've been looking into the remote starters...and I have a '01 civic 4 door. IS there a way i can get the remote start to work? I'm guessing there would be a conflict with the clutch having to be engaged to start the vehicle...can i bypass the clutch in any way? This might have been on another post...but i couldnt find it

Thanks alot man
Colt

 

yah buy one made for a manual transmission. There are lots of companies that make them. Polar Start, Clifford G4 series with intellistart, Code Alarm, AutoStart. The list goes on and on. I have a Polar Start alarm starter combo that I could sell you if you are interested.

Glenn

 

Just wait until you hit the button on accident someday (It WILL happen), and either smack your car into a pole/wall/car/concrete pylon/or even worse a person, the day you forget to take out out of gear.

Who leaves their car out of gear when parking anyhow? I sure as hell never would.

 

I do

 

I hope you live in a very flat area

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PlastikOwl &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just wait until you hit the button on accident someday (It WILL happen), and either smack your car into a pole/wall/car/concrete pylon/or even worse a person, the day you forget to take out out of gear.

Who leaves their car out of gear when parking anyhow? I sure as hell never would.</TD></TR></TABLE>

remote start since 99 and loving it! You just have to be careful especially when some other people drives your ride

 

It can be done with any remote starter, as long as you bypass the clutch switch by bridgeing it. Just be very careful and never leave it in gear.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by colt45qb &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hey, I've been looking into the remote starters...and I have a '01 civic 4 door. IS there a way i can get the remote start to work? I'm guessing there would be a conflict with the clutch having to be engaged to start the vehicle...can i bypass the clutch in any way? This might have been on another post...but i couldnt find it

Thanks alot man
Colt</TD></TR></TABLE> |Just get a remotestart for a standerd, [then you don't have to worry about fogetting it in gear] the remotestart will have an output that will be used to trip a relay that will "override" the clutch override when remote starting the car.

One of the best ones I have installed is the Compustar starter/alarm for standerds, works great, lots of range, you don't even need to see the car to start it

94

 

my friend has a late 90s 4runner and you have to have it in N and the clutch in the start it, I heard you can get this part from the junk yard and hook it into your car...... if anyone has heard about this please respond!!

 

Saskatchewan its so flat here you stand on a chair you can see the back of your head.....truly though yeah it is really flat here...dont' really have to contend with any abnormal parking on hills and such

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PlastikOwl &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just wait until you hit the button on accident someday (It WILL happen), and either smack your car into a pole/wall/car/concrete pylon/or even worse a person, the day you forget to take out out of gear.

Who leaves their car out of gear when parking anyhow? I sure as hell never would.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah I have remote start on my civic and I have remote started it two times in gear luckily there wasn't any thing in front of me but it tought me a lesson. I never leave my car in gear when i park.

 

you can bypass the clutch switch by taking the wires going to the switch cutting them and splicing them together. No reputable alarm shop will install a remote start on a car with manual tranny. Also I'm not sure but you may have a transponder in your key and in that case the install may be a little harder. I did one on a 01 or 02 accord and I had to take a spare key, cut it in half, remove the transponder, and glue it to the side of the ignition box. you'll know when you get it in the right position because the key or security light in your dash will stop flashing. If you know someone who's more experienced in car circuitry you could even wire in some resistors to the right impedence of the transponder to bypass the factory security system instead of hacking up a $100 key.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SirRevvs &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you can bypass the clutch switch by taking the wires going to the switch cutting them and splicing them together. No reputable alarm shop will install a remote start on a car with manual tranny. Also I'm not sure but you may have a transponder in your key and in that case the install may be a little harder. I did one on a 01 or 02 accord and I had to take a spare key, cut it in half, remove the transponder, and glue it to the side of the ignition box. you'll know when you get it in the right position because the key or security light in your dash will stop flashing. If you know someone who's more experienced in car circuitry you could even wire in some resistors to the right impedence of the transponder to bypass the factory security system instead of hacking up a $100 key.</TD></TR></TABLE> Jeezzzzz they make R/S for manual trans. cars. 94