Clutch start cancel button
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From: I live in New Tripoli Pa out in the woods
The only thing it does is allow you to reach in the window and start the truck
Or if the switch on the clutch pedal fails it allows you to start the truck
So yes it saved my from climbing into the truck 2.5 million times and counting
One of the first things to be removed on my vehicles
Or if the switch on the clutch pedal fails it allows you to start the truck
So yes it saved my from climbing into the truck 2.5 million times and counting
One of the first things to be removed on my vehicles
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I use it every time I start the truck. When you depress the clutch pedal, you are essentially trying to push the crankshaft out the front of the block. The button saves wear and tear on the thrust bearing in the bottom end...
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X3 on starting the truck in gear for good reason.
I also ALWAYS start my truck before dealing with seatbelt seat, mirror, etc., and before putting in gear - to allow better oil circulation before driving off.
Therefore, although I always park in first gear, I always put it in neutral, engage clutch safety cancel, the start.
Because I engage the clutch safety switch with gear in neutral, i do not need to step on clutch to start - just like Wyoming.
I also ALWAYS start my truck before dealing with seatbelt seat, mirror, etc., and before putting in gear - to allow better oil circulation before driving off.
Therefore, although I always park in first gear, I always put it in neutral, engage clutch safety cancel, the start.
Because I engage the clutch safety switch with gear in neutral, i do not need to step on clutch to start - just like Wyoming.
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EDIT: And no, the parking brake will only slow you down. Not prevent the accident. And if you're trying to drive with the starter and forget to release the parking brake first, you've got about 5-10 seconds to get that figured out. Before you majorly damage your starter. I just did that not too long ago. Me human too...believe it or not.
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#9
I always drop the trans into neutral before I hit the switch. It's not habit, it's a conscious effort. I saw my brother slam his truck into the house when we were kids, he reached in the window and started the truck, thought he left it in neutral...
You wouldn't sit at a stoplight with your foot holding in the clutch pedal, would you -- or would you?
You wouldn't sit at a stoplight with your foot holding in the clutch pedal, would you -- or would you?
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Interesting I always park the truck in neutral before setting the brakes .
A 40 year habit is hard to break
You can`t help your brother is a little slow nor can I help I am retarded the way things are
A 40 year habit is hard to break
You can`t help your brother is a little slow nor can I help I am retarded the way things are
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My truck has no CSC switch, and indeed no clutch switch at all. It will happily crank away no matter what the clutch or shifter are doing.
That said, the only time I cranked it in gear was to move it 20 feet when the carb was taken off.
That said, the only time I cranked it in gear was to move it 20 feet when the carb was taken off.
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