Yes its standard is there any other way to go? I'll look at the clutch
pedal tonight to see if the wires are there, maybe they are just loose or
some thing. I tried for about five minutes pushing the clutch in and out in
and then trying to start. I finally gave up went inside and 10 minutes
later I tried it again and it started up without effort at all. Hopefully
its just a loose wire down there. If not I hope the service department at
my dealer is good, I havent dealt with them yet.
Chris
>> I'm assuming its a standard?
>
> Unless they have changed it, there is a safety on the clutch pedal
>itself. If you get under the dash and look at it, you'll see a harness
>that plugs into a little device on the clutch pedal. (Basically it makes
>an electrical connection when the pedal is in all the way.) I believe the
>wires on it are green and black. Anyway, you might want to check this out.
>If it does it again, try pushing the clutch in and out a few times, and
>visibly inspect the safety switch. You may even want to try over-riding
>the safty with some alligator clips.
>
> Could be something else entirely, but that's something to try anyway...
>
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