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Removing clutch interlock for starting

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You can jump those two wires with a properly sized fuse which makes a pretty clean setup.
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I know the car can be programed to ignore the clutch switch for starting as my car used to be this way before i had a full reset done to the dme.
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You can jump those two wires with a properly sized fuse which makes a pretty clean setup.
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I know the car can be programed to ignore the clutch switch for starting as my car used to be this way before i had a full reset done to the dme.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know where this action is located? I know the car can be programed to ignore the clutch switch for starting as my car used to be this way before i had a full reset done to the dme. Im hoping it can be done with the piwis?

POST 2Original post

remove the wires from the grey clutch switch and jump them together.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 19911359

I still need the switch for the cruise control to work

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Quotes source post: 19911370

Hmmm are you sure? Mine runs/starts like that and the cruise works. Pretty sure I still have the option/need for the switch in my dme.

POST 5Original post

What e30rapidc said. I have mine just like his and cruise works fine.

POST 6Original post

Yup cruise works off the red/black switch.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Huh, ill give it a try. I know there is a way to do it with the programing too.

POST 8Original post

What they said

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You can jump those two wires with a properly sized fuse which makes a pretty clean setup.

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Hey that sounds good, I was thinking of doing it. Do you have a photo?

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Post #2? Or the fuse? Literally just plug the 2 flag connectors into a fuse. Ill just make a jumper.

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Thanks, yeah, I guess I wasn't really picturing it but a jumper is easy. I was thinking about doing this some time ago and this thread reminded me about it.

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