Starting without stepping on the clutch pedal??
#2
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On DSMs there was a coupler people disconnected that would allow you to do this. The reasoning was to avoid putting any stress on the thrust bearing when there was little oil in the system during cold start-up to try to avoid crankwalk on 2G's. Evos don't seem to have this problem, I never did it on my car because of safety reasosn just in case someone else ever had to move or drie my car. Maybe you can crawl around under there and find the same wire on an evo.
I don't think disconnecting it is a good idea, but see what you can find.
I don't think disconnecting it is a good idea, but see what you can find.
#6
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The clutch switch provides a ground for the starter relay holding coil. So, pull the plug and insert a jumper.
Next, create a new exit to your garage when you forget.
Next, create a new exit to your garage when you forget.
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#11
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im use to not pressing the clutch in and i drive my little sister to school every morning, she's 9, so she'll go sit in the car for a min and wait for me if im not ready yet. she likes putting on the race harness and that takes her a few min to set up.
so she can start the car without getting into my seat. she knows better than to get into the driver seat.
thats my main reason
#14
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That's awesome. Letting a 9 y.o. get in and start a car unattended, with a safety feature defeated. Hopefully you won't end up on the nightly news.