Finally can start in neutral without pressing the clutch!

[dbbd1]

Some people learn by doing
Some learn by seeing
Some learn by reading

It’s a big world filled with all kinds of people

 

[Chris]

Some people learn by doing
Some learn by seeing
Some learn by reading

It’s a big world filled with all kinds of people

Well said.

And to respond to someone suggesting a picture might help by saying, "not necessary" is ridiculous.

 

[HardSell]

If this is going to turn into an argument thread it will be abruptly shut down.

Please shut it down. I've wasted my time giving others fodder to gripe about nothing.

 

[Apparition]

 

[hear]

Please shut it down. I've wasted my time giving others fodder to gripe about nothing.

Hey Mr Martyr-man- You fixed a thing and shared about it. We love that. Like REALLY love it. But you basically told your audience to get bent if they weren’t smart enough to follow along. It’s a valid strategy, but possibly not the most productive one. YOLO I guess?

And then you called us pedophiles for some reason, and @macleanflood isnt even in this thread!

In summary, I can’t wait till some new member bumps this thread in 5 years.

 

[macleanflood]

And then you called us pedophiles for some reason, and @macleanflood isnt even in this thread!

Not even scrolling up to find out what drama I missed.

-Mac

 

[C.J. Roberts]

I was hoping for pics of the fuse in the clutch end of the wiring.

Not necessary. My verbal description is thorough. Just get under the dash on your back and begin reaching. The fuse is pushed into the hot voltage end not the end going through the fire wall to the clutch reservoir.

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words for a reason. And I don't need you, or anybody telling me to "Just get under the dash on your back and begin reaching." I'm a 70 year old fat guy. if I'm even going to try, I need to know just what I'm reaching for looks like. A picture would help a LOT!

 

[Rubiconned]

I just use heel/toe on clutch and brake pedal if needing to start on grade

No no need to work 3 pedals simultaneously. These work great. Basically a bicycle cable hand shifter hooked up to the throttle. This makes wheeling with an MT much easier.

 

[Rubiconned]

I can see how cumbersome it would be to repeatedly climb into a lifted jeep to start it when working on it, but I'm not so sure bypassing the clutch safety is wise or even worth it. I just leave the door open and if I'm too lazy to hop up into the jeep I'll just push the clutch pedal down with my hand and turn the key.