first car i ever owned that starts without pressing the clutch down, any reason why?

 

ummm, what car do you drive? I think there is something up, because it shouldnt be that way. I can remote start my manual, but only because I bypassed the clutch switch

 

its an automatic duh! lol jk idk what it could be,is your clutch very slippery?

 

d15 in a si hatch
clutch is well broke in but doesnt slip at all

was thinking remote start might have been on vehicle at one point, car was nice at one point all mods striped before i bought it d15 was a quik fix to get it mobile for sale

 

with the way mine is wired, it only remotely starts the car, if I get in and put the key in to start it, I still have to put the clutch in.

 

this has even confused the local mechanic... doesnt effect me driving the car, i still press it down regaurdless i just cant help but wunder why

 

for whatever reason, your car has the clutch safety switch bypassed. maybe hondata or something?

my brother's EF hatch wouldn't start w/out a push for a couple days. long story short, I got tired of pushing the sumbitch, figured out the problem, and just cut the wires on the switch and connected them.

 

your absolutly right the clutch switch is bypassed for what ever reason mainly seen it on remote start cars and stuff like my buddy has it he says its easyer for him to start the car cuz hes lazy he just reachs in turns the key lol like i said its for lazy people lol you can easly fix it if you wanted to go under the dash get your and look for the clutch switch

 

hmm... is there a DIY on how to do the disconnection of the clutch switch? That would be dope to not have to push the freakin' clutch in every time i want to start my car, call me a lazy bum, but that would be awesome!

Does it do any damage to the clutch, engine, tranny if its started without the clutch in? I would assume not... but why would they have that in the first place if it wasn't required you know? Any way, how can i do this, and is it a good idea?

edit: search owns me, i couldn't find anything via search.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Oprah’s Minge &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hmm... is there a DIY on how to do the disconnection of the clutch switch? That would be dope to not have to push the freakin' clutch in every time i want to start my car, call me a lazy bum, but that would be awesome!

Does it do any damage to the clutch, engine, tranny if its started without the clutch in? I would assume not... but why would they have that in the first place if it wasn't required you know? Any way, how can i do this, and is it a good idea?

edit: search owns me, i couldn't find anything via search.</TD></TR></TABLE>

They have it so you won't go plowing through your house if you have the car in gear and you start your car.

 

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They have it so you won't go plowing through your house if you have the car in gear and you start your car.</TD></TR></TABLE>

oh duh... LOL

i guess i didn't think of that because i never have my car in gear when i shut it off.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eg-owns you &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">your absolutly right the clutch switch is bypassed for what ever reason mainly seen it on remote start cars and stuff like my buddy has it he says its easyer for him to start the car cuz hes lazy he just reachs in turns the key lol like i said its for lazy people lol you can easly fix it if you wanted to go under the dash get your and look for the clutch switch</TD></TR></TABLE>

, I would say or else it was an auto but im not sure if Si's came auto. Mines disabled and I love it