disabled clutch start not working

[bskills]

Hi guys,
I decided to disable my clutch switch so that I could start my car without pressing in the clutch, but after disconnecting the plug, the car wouldn't start. Any idea on what might be the cause.

Thanks

 

[bryanwheat]

Jump the 2 wires in the plug and it should start.

 

[Dert]

Are you sure you didn't disconnect your cruise by mistake?

 

[evileclipse909]

You need to unplug the white connector up under the dash. Not the one on the pedel.

 

[dsmspick]

There maybe a vfaq with pictures to help you out. Sounds like you undid the wrong one.

 

[stacked1G]

not trying to be an ass, but if you do plan on taking your car to the track. atleast at the track here in NH, you need a working CSS to pass tech. but im sure you knew that already, just figured id throw it in here.

but heres a simple thread on how to do so, basically you unplug the white male connector thats located up under the driverside dash, above and to the left of your clutch pedal(atleast on a 1g)...

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/articles-drivetrain/192617-how-disable-clutch-start-switch.html

 

[bskills]

Thanks guys. I believe that I may have disconnected the wrong plug. I will check again and let you know how it turns out.

 

[bskills]

You need to unplug the white connector up under the dash. Not the one on the pedel.

I checked and it was the right one, but still didn't start. Any other suggestions? Shouldn't this be the same on a 2G?

 

[luv2rallye]

The CSS just activates the starter relay which DISABLES the starter circuit (relay is normally closed and CSS opens it) when the pedal is not pressed. So you can just remove the starter relay and permanently jumper the starter relay black-red wire to the black-yellow effectively eliminating the starter relay.

 

[bskills]

The CSS just activates the starter relay which DISABLES the starter circuit (relay is normally closed and CSS opens it) when the pedal is not pressed. So you can just remove the starter relay and permanently jumper the starter relay black-red wire to the black-yellow effectively eliminating the starter relay.

Thanks. I will give that a try this afternoon after work and let you know.