clutch anticipate switch
to start the motor, the purple wire leading to the starter 'noid needs power... most cars have a large clutch switch at the BOTTOM of the pedal (pressed when fully depressed) and a anti-theft relay... that part changes from car to car... but bottom line is, you put +12v to that purple wire on the harness, and it'll turn the motor over.
if you're not getting power to it when you turn the key, start checking your car connections.
to start the motor, the purple wire leading to the starter 'noid needs power... most cars have a large clutch switch at the BOTTOM of the pedal (pressed when fully depressed) and a anti-theft relay... that part changes from car to car... but bottom line is, you put +12v to that purple wire on the harness, and it'll turn the motor over.
if you're not getting power to it when you turn the key, start checking your car connections.
both.
i was trying to answer the orignal posters question.... the clutch anticipation switch, is the switch im talking about disconnecting.
you REALLY REALLY REALLY should use a clutch start switch....
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