remote starter
They're usually generic for any car but make sure you tell the shop that you drive a manual cause there's a special module to disengage the clutch before turning the car over.
IIRC you'll have to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I don't think you can leave your car in gear and park it with a remote starter.
IIRC you'll have to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I don't think you can leave your car in gear and park it with a remote starter.
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They're usually generic for any car but make sure you tell the shop that you drive a manual cause there's a special module to disengage the clutch before turning the car over.
IIRC you'll have to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I don't think you can leave your car in gear and park it with a remote starter.
IIRC you'll have to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I don't think you can leave your car in gear and park it with a remote starter.
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They're usually generic for any car but make sure you tell the shop that you drive a manual cause there's a special module to disengage the clutch before turning the car over.
IIRC you'll have to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I don't think you can leave your car in gear and park it with a remote starter.
IIRC you'll have to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I don't think you can leave your car in gear and park it with a remote starter.
No, you just need to fool the car into thinking the clutch is depressed. It should be done by, as you mentioned, making sure the shifter's in neutral AND the parking brake is on.
