| I just bought a Clifford Matrix RSX 3.5, want auto-start, and am NOT going to tempt Murphy's ass by doing it w/o tying into a neutral sensor. History: Someone mentioned using the neutral sensor output on the diagnostics port. http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=682996&forum=general&dtSearch=4 "There's a neutral sensor on the manual tranny. Look at page MT-5 in your maint manual. You'll have to tap into it somehow. It does come all the way back to the ECU - pin 44 on the connector. If you're exceedingly clever you may be able to tap into it there." http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=656542&forum=technical&dtSearch=6 (anyone know more about that?) So you tie into this sensor, and somehow bypass the clutch pedal sensor? Anyone know the best way to tie into it?
--TomHey you! Nice car. "I know; I keep telling myself... I shouldn't boost her all of the time. So I'll just drive normally . . . but then slowly slide my foot down, and instantly feel better about everything in the world. Boost is more addicting than I thought it would be. " - AbsoluteZ (OH) "Still they make fun toys and isn't that really all a sports car is in the end? :) Don't get me wrong I'm 26 years old and still like toys....just expensive ones that could kill me." - lazer(AK) * Cape does not enable user to fly * ergo * Supercar does not enable driver to be superhuman * Careful out there, guys 
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