Neutral safety switch in 2005 subaru wrx

well, a quick and easy way may be to put in a relay. wire it up so that when in gear the ground that is present will trigger with say the ignition (use the ignition so that the relay is not energized most of the time) and the brake

Basicly like this:

86 and 30 to an accessory or third ignition on the remote start

85 to the neutral switch that is ground when IN gear

87 to your brake input/shutdown wire of the remote start (you may want to isolate using a diode as well)

this will basically tell the remote start that your stepping on the brake (assuming you have a + trigger brake wire) and thus wont let the remote start start. This is only useful if your brake wire is positive like the ignition, and there is a delay when starting from the remote start. IF the start function is instant when turning on the ignition then you cant do this.

Now there is probably other ways, but this is what i could come up with so fast. hope this helps

wow, you really needed 4 posts to say that? hehehe

anyways, actually you wouldnt hear the relay clicking while your driving since it would only be activated by the third ignition output wire, which you could diode isolate everything. this means that the remote start would only function when your NOT driving and when you press the brake it would deactivate the remote start and require the vehicle and its ignition system to run.

i would probably suggest at this time since it seems that your not to familiar with this stuff to have a pro do it for you, they can also probably suggest a remote start unit as well.