Mike1992
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- Jul 19, 2003
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Springfield,
Missouri
On vfaq.com it says to hook up the starter cicuit just to take the large black wires and splice them togeather.
Quote:
"To activate the starter circuit the 2 large black wires on the inhibitor switch must be connected to each other, I just cut the two wires from the harness and soldered them together."
If I am right this will completly bypass pushing in the clutch pedal to start the engine. Not good if accidentally starting the car in gear.
Here my idea.
Why not spilce the to big black wires and run them down to the clutch pedal plug? So when you push the pedal its a complete circuit and when its not pushed the car wont start.
Another thing whats the plug and wiring on the gas pedal for?
Quote:
"To activate the starter circuit the 2 large black wires on the inhibitor switch must be connected to each other, I just cut the two wires from the harness and soldered them together."
If I am right this will completly bypass pushing in the clutch pedal to start the engine. Not good if accidentally starting the car in gear.
Here my idea.
Why not spilce the to big black wires and run them down to the clutch pedal plug? So when you push the pedal its a complete circuit and when its not pushed the car wont start.
Another thing whats the plug and wiring on the gas pedal for?
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. But, I'm pretty sure that worked for me.