2005 Honda Civic remote start

The diodes you are using are correct. You need to power up both of the accessories to avoid check engine lights and things like that. As far as the clutch bypass is concerned, you should use the ground out when running and a wire going to the start output from the r/s to trigger a relay, sending a negative start pulse to the clutch switch, if that is infact how your clutch switch works. To verify, find the wire that goes to ground when the clutch is pressed, unplug the switch, and ground out that wire as you turn the key. If it starts, then you are on the right wire. If not, try again. Make sure the car is in neutral when you do this, or your wifes car not starting itself will quickly become the least of your worries.Northstart.....or start it your damn self.

hyperlite137 wrote:   And third I have to bypass the clutch.  I tested with the ignition on and none of the wires get 12V when pressed down or not pressed down, So to bypass this do I only have to connect the ground out when running wire from the remote start.  And how do I know which wire to use off of the clutch switch, there is a lt. blue and a black.  Any info would be great.

Best thing is NOT put it on.............There is a device made by PERIPHERAL called a NSS ( Neutral Safety ByPass ) that will helpOnce again:I hope you understand the DANGER in what you are about to do.........MO

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