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Old 12-07-2007, 12:06 PM
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Neutral Wire

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Car: 93 Civic EX (manual trans)

Does my car have a neutral wire?

Getting new alarm and remote start installed... and the installer wont install the start unless theres a neutral wire. He wont install switches because he said they are too unreliable
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Re: Neutral Wire

No there isn't one that I know of. You could use part # 689M from Directed Electronics though.
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Re: Neutral Wire

neutral is associated with auto trannys. Putting auto-start on a manual tranny is a lot more work.
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Re: Neutral Wire

I got the D.E. #689M which is made for putting remote start in manual tranny's. thanks for the help. this can be locked anytime now
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Old 01-09-2008, 06:14 AM
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Re: Neutral Wire

PaulD, not always. There are some vehicles with manual trannys that have a nuetral wire simular to how the nuetral lights work on motorcycles. Granted its few and far between though. DEI's part number 689D makes it an effective and safe install for a starter to be installed in a manual car.
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Re: Neutral Wire

Wow, I've been waiting for this module for a bout a year, and I forgot it was coming out! I'll definitely be picking this up and finding my relay satellite for my Viper 5900
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Re: Neutral Wire

hmmm .... I might have to look that up to see a pic of it. It would be interesting.
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