Quick clutch question
#1
03-09-2007, 11:39 PM
Quick clutch question
Hey guys which one of these will do i disconnect to be able to not have to push the clutch in to start it? I'm thinking its the first one but i thought i would ask before i start disconnecting things...I did watch the YouTube video but i could tell. Ill just give you the links to the pics because they are kinda big to put in the post.
This one?
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...lipse028cd.jpg
Or this plug, this one is connected right to the clutch pedal.
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...lipse026cd.jpg
This one?
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...lipse028cd.jpg
Or this plug, this one is connected right to the clutch pedal.
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...lipse026cd.jpg
#3
03-10-2007, 01:59 AM
RE: Quick clutch question
Thanks, check out my valve cover also, i just finished that tonight. Pics will be in my old thread in a few minutes....
#4
03-10-2007, 06:09 AM
RE: Quick clutch question
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer
yup its the first one. The white plug.
yup its the first one. The white plug.
....waiting for the "why would you remove this safety mechanism" post(s)....
#5
03-10-2007, 12:35 PM
RE: Quick clutch question
ORIGINAL: silvercoupe97
I concur.
....waiting for the "why would you remove this safety mechanism" post(s)....
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer
yup its the first one. The white plug.
yup its the first one. The white plug.
....waiting for the "why would you remove this safety mechanism" post(s)....
#7
03-10-2007, 12:59 PM
RE: Quick clutch question
ORIGINAL: RCJr9186
well it's mainly the 7 bolt that ppl do it in just so it lets the car last a little longer without walkin the crank.
well it's mainly the 7 bolt that ppl do it in just so it lets the car last a little longer without walkin the crank.
#8
03-10-2007, 04:58 PM
RE: Quick clutch question
its definetly something that i would do also just to help take alittle added stress away
#9
03-10-2007, 11:25 PM
RE: Quick clutch question
I unplugged mine too. I don't start my car without checking to see if it's in gear first anyway, never have. It takes a whole .5 seconds to move the shifter to the right with my elbow while my hand moves to the ignition (yeah, that's my modified version of a gear check, lol).
I've seen and heard about people forgetting that their car is in gear and blah, blah. That's their fault not the clutch switch IMO. Even automatics don't start in gear (unless you consider park or neutral a gear). Yeah, I understand the whole incline thing, but really though, it takes a second to check if the car is in gear and get it into neutral. Blah, the switch is there to remind folks that the car may be in gear and for you to check. If it takes a switch to make folks put their car in neutral before start up, then let them keep it.
I would have linked you to the clutch switch removal vid, but since you already know what to get at, there was no point
I've seen and heard about people forgetting that their car is in gear and blah, blah. That's their fault not the clutch switch IMO. Even automatics don't start in gear (unless you consider park or neutral a gear). Yeah, I understand the whole incline thing, but really though, it takes a second to check if the car is in gear and get it into neutral. Blah, the switch is there to remind folks that the car may be in gear and for you to check. If it takes a switch to make folks put their car in neutral before start up, then let them keep it.
I would have linked you to the clutch switch removal vid, but since you already know what to get at, there was no point
#10
03-10-2007, 11:30 PM
RE: Quick clutch question
my car is turbo times so i cant leave it in gear. well i could but i dont want to.
well i could but i dont want to.