Remote Start on a 6 Speeder
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Remote Start on a 6 Speeder
Does anyone know where to get the "adaptor" to make a remote start system work on a 6 speed and also have instructions on how to get it to work?
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so i can start the car from my office on the 4th floor which i can see my car, when its really hot so it will be cool by the time i get down or heated when get to the car. plus i can do it when im on a date and shell be like wow its got remote start too? hehe
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well you can have a shop hook everything up except for the wire to bypass the clutch, then you jsut have to tap that wire and put the wire from the alarm/ remote start on it
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Man your taking a chance, we used to install those and people said the same thing you do. Eventually something will happen. Its a kick ass feature fo sho.
good luck
good luck
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I believe it's illegal to put a remote start in a manual transsmission car, at least in MI I think it is. I would take that into consideration because if anything ever happened you would be 100% liable for any damage/injury.
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Originally posted by jtkz13
I believe it's illegal to put a remote start in a manual transsmission car, at least in MI I think it is. I would take that into consideration because if anything ever happened you would be 100% liable for any damage/injury.
I believe it's illegal to put a remote start in a manual transsmission car, at least in MI I think it is. I would take that into consideration because if anything ever happened you would be 100% liable for any damage/injury.
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Originally posted by kevin79925
so i can start the car from my office on the 4th floor which i can see my car, when its really hot so it will be cool by the time i get down or heated when get to the car. plus i can do it when im on a date and shell be like wow its got remote start too? hehe
so i can start the car from my office on the 4th floor which i can see my car, when its really hot so it will be cool by the time i get down or heated when get to the car. plus i can do it when im on a date and shell be like wow its got remote start too? hehe
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A few years back, one guy I worked with installed a remote starter on his 5-Speed Hyundai without any kind of safety switch or gear sensor.
He always made sure to leave it in neutral when parking.
One time he forgot and he hit the button and watched the car drive across the parking lot and right into a TREE !!!
He always made sure to leave it in neutral when parking.
One time he forgot and he hit the button and watched the car drive across the parking lot and right into a TREE !!!
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If you're going to install a remote starter on a car with a manual, that's your decision to make. My advice is to find a shop with a great reputation that has installed remote starts on manuals before. Also make sure that you pick a model that is designed for use on a manual - you can rig up any remote starter to work on a manual, but only one that is intended for a manual has the proper safeguards built into it.
Once you've gotten it installed, I'd recommend testing it out - find a big empty parking lot, shut off the car in first gear, and try to start it with the remote (while you're in the car). If it starts, go demand your money back.
Once you've gotten it installed, I'd recommend testing it out - find a big empty parking lot, shut off the car in first gear, and try to start it with the remote (while you're in the car). If it starts, go demand your money back.
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My buddy has one on his Supra TT 6-speed. I think he has to press buttons on the remote before getting out of his car, and the car must be in neutral, or it won't even work. Not certain, though.
The guy who installed mine said he's done them for manuals before, but he insists that the owner sign a waiver if damage results from leaving it in gear.
The guy who installed mine said he's done them for manuals before, but he insists that the owner sign a waiver if damage results from leaving it in gear.
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Dude, I don't suggest doing this.
I installed an autostart on my friends civic. it was a 5mt. I bypassed the clutch sensor.
Sure enough, we park his car. We give it one last test. And what do you know. He left it in gear.
Away the car went, over the curb into grass and slammed into a iron fence 1/2 knocking it over. (i lived in a gated community at the time)
needless to say, i disconnected the autostart... No way i was going to be held liable for that!
Don't do it... or one of your "bad days" will turn out to be a REALLY bad day.
I installed an autostart on my friends civic. it was a 5mt. I bypassed the clutch sensor.
Sure enough, we park his car. We give it one last test. And what do you know. He left it in gear.
Away the car went, over the curb into grass and slammed into a iron fence 1/2 knocking it over. (i lived in a gated community at the time)
needless to say, i disconnected the autostart... No way i was going to be held liable for that!
Don't do it... or one of your "bad days" will turn out to be a REALLY bad day.
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There is a way to do it. Your installer needs to be talented enough to design a safety in which it grounds out the autostart telling it not to start when it's in gear. Do NOT just have an installer bypass the clutch. My friend has done numerous manuals, and NONE HAS EVER started in gear.
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There is a way to do it. Your installer needs to be talented enough to design a safety in which it grounds out the autostart telling it not to start when it's in gear. Do NOT just have an installer bypass the clutch
There is a way to do it. Your installer needs to be talented enough to design a safety in which it grounds out the autostart telling it not to start when it's in gear. Do NOT just have an installer bypass the clutch
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This idea is about as smart as flying an airplane with all the control surface locks still installed. Auto, ok, but manual, no.
This is the same reason the CLS6 does not have VSA-no way to impliment it 100% of the time.
Humans are prone to making mistakes. Putting the car into neutral and applying the parking brake, every time, doesn't make you stupid, but it borders on it. I just don't want to see you damage your car, and maybe someone elses, or someone else!
This is the same reason the CLS6 does not have VSA-no way to impliment it 100% of the time.
Humans are prone to making mistakes. Putting the car into neutral and applying the parking brake, every time, doesn't make you stupid, but it borders on it. I just don't want to see you damage your car, and maybe someone elses, or someone else!
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Originally posted by peiqinglong
There is a way to do it. Your installer needs to be talented enough to design a safety in which it grounds out the autostart telling it not to start when it's in gear. Do NOT just have an installer bypass the clutch. My friend has done numerous manuals, and NONE HAS EVER started in gear.
There is a way to do it. Your installer needs to be talented enough to design a safety in which it grounds out the autostart telling it not to start when it's in gear. Do NOT just have an installer bypass the clutch. My friend has done numerous manuals, and NONE HAS EVER started in gear.
Some transmissions have a neutral sensor. Which makes life a lot easier.
There isn't really any other reliable way of doing it. I could see fabricating a switch for the linkage. But that wouldn't last over time.
So on the newer veichles it's a breeze but older ones will be a challenge.
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Originally posted by SiGGy
Some transmissions have a neutral sensor. Which makes life a lot easier.
There isn't really any other reliable way of doing it. I could see fabricating a switch for the linkage. But that wouldn't last over time.
So on the newer veichles it's a breeze but older ones will be a challenge.
Some transmissions have a neutral sensor. Which makes life a lot easier.
There isn't really any other reliable way of doing it. I could see fabricating a switch for the linkage. But that wouldn't last over time.
So on the newer veichles it's a breeze but older ones will be a challenge.
You should also get window roll up/down option too . I'll try to get a vid of mine today
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