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Topic: clutch relay?
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FONYPONY7o7
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how would i go about jumpn my clutch so i dont need to ingauge the clutch to start it
Posts: 26 | From: YAY AREA | Registered: Nov 2006
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gt1990gt
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i want to know mine does not work..
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1990 Mustang Gt
Blue 17'' 1993 Cobra wheels
Posts: 314 | From: Vacaville Ca | Registered: Nov 2006
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FONYPONY7o7
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i got a few other problems too i have to run a hot wire to jump my fuel pump located under the drivers seat i got tha relay but still dont work
Posts: 26 | From: YAY AREA | Registered: Nov 2006
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Eddie510-
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Originally posted by FONYPONY7o7:
how would i go about jumpn my clutch so i dont need to ingauge the clutch to start it
i believe disconnect the nuetralsaftey switch. correct me if im wrong guys.
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"I like to be more politicaly correct than what I really believe so I can get more frinds here on CaFords"-Cummings "TIPICKLE"
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CMELEVU
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why?
Posts: 201 | From: Marysville | Registered: Mar 2003
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PopTheHood
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I did it on my car. up under the dash if you follow the clutch stuff you will run into this box with a little 1-1 1/2 inch white arm sticking out and two wires going to the box. you have to disconect the wires and splice them together. that should make it start on the turn of the key without pushing in the clutch. I wired mine to a hidden switch so whenever i dont want the car to start i flip the switch.
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PopTheHood
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hopfully the newer styles are the same as mine so this works for ya.
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