mikehawkBUiLT

yo, i have a question. were all 95 civic ex's able to start without pressing the clutch in? if not, then why does mine? its weird because, i put my autolock on my clutch pedal, for one, in hopes that theives wont be able to start my car, second, they can't put it in gear if it is started. i need to know, thanks

a2sportcompacts

hmm my guess is that it could be a AT to MAN. swap, when you swap in the '95's you have to re-wire some plugs... when doing that it allows the car to be started without the clutch pushed in... its a magic trick...

dantastic

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that's what i was thinking tooo... or the car could have previously had a remote start on it, in which case the clutch safety switch may have been bypassed

skip.two

possibly the previous owner bypassed the clutch. thats what i did on mine.

punku10

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how hard was that to do?

i'd love remote start, winter in PA can get cold

m3dia_lab

how do you bypass your clutch, i search found nothing.

mikehawkBUiLT

i highly doubt this was a AT to MAN. swap...ANYWAY, how do i un-bypass the clutch

TurboEH2

its called a neutral saftey switch. its located under ur dash at the clutch pedal (weird huh?) simply find it and plug it back in and ull be fine.

JDM PRO

i don't have to press on the clutch on my vr6 and my em1

mikehawkBUiLT

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what color wires?

ssd

iTrader: (1)

I did an tranny conversion and I don't have to press my clutch it.

I know someone that bypass the clutch on his car, it can be done. From what I heard it's not that hard.

TurboEH2

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what color wires?</TD></TR></TABLE>

dud stick ur head under ur dash in the driverside floor board. look up the clutch pedal shaft. u will see a plug on the shaft and a plug dangling or might be tucked somewhere. plug the 2 together. and im pretty sure they are covered in some sort of insulation so u wont see a color. but if u dont see the plug someone might have cut it. in that case find a dangling wire that has been cut then simply strip and solder them back together

mikehawkBUiLT

i found a yellow plug and looked for like 30 minutes and couldn't find where it plugs into

Chiovnidca

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VTECschmetec &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its called a neutral saftey switch. </TD></TR></TABLE>
It's called a clutch interlock switch, neutral safety switches are only for automatics.

The wire colors should be blu/blk and blk.

NateTL17

What about no clutch sensor

mikehawkBUiLT

no help, i can't find the switch but i found this yellow plug thats unplugged, is that it?

m3dia_lab

pix of said plug?