Need to hook up relay to get by clutch

How do I hook up a relay to bypass clutch so remote start will start car? I was told to find wire that washot when clutch was out and would go off when clutch wasdepressed to start car. I found the wire, but was told the wrong hook up.Thanksmrsparky637

Is this the Beetle? Is it a TDI or a gasser (1.8T or 2.0)? There are two switches on the clutch assembly. I believe you need the upper one. If there is a brown wire on one pin, the other pin needs to see ground during crank. (TDI) If it needs 12V, then generally, one of the wires will be the same color as the start wire at the key. You could just use a multimeter to figure it out. Only one of the switches is for the actual starter circuit... the other is for the cruise control circuit. Gus Wherever I go, that is where I end up......

1999 VW Beetle, 2.0, it has two wires running to a plug on the clutch. On wire stays hot and the other is hot untill you mash in the clutch. Thanks mrsparky637

Okay... you can do this in 2 ways. Wire a relay so that during crank only, it connects the 2 wires together. To do this, wire as follows: 85- +ve start 86- -ve ground when running 30- one wire of switch 87- the other wire of switch. Or, you could put 12 volts on the other wire during crank: 85- +ve start 86- -ve ground when running 30- +12V 87- starter relay side of clutch switch HTH Gus Wherever I go, that is where I end up......

Thank the Lord, it's over! All I had to do was run the alarm neg output wire to the RED / gray wire feeding the clutch switch. It works great!! Thanks for all the helpmrsparky637