Help with manual trans swap.
Must be a Jarhead thing because us Army guys are smart enough to push in the clutch before trying to start a rig. ;-)
Personally I always hated those safety switches. But I grew up driving a clutch and all my rigs were too old to have a dummy switch in them. I am not a fan of having my vehicle think or drive for me. I want to do all those things.
Oh I do to I just figured for when I let a dip**** drive my truck or something, and we'll I THOUGHT I was going to go about pulling it out today but a friend wants me to ride with him. So ime going to try and get it out or do some more work on it after I get back
Hmm, you can always forbid dip*****s from driving your truck
lol. It may be just me but I personally am quite picky about who drives my truck. I'd hate to get a new clutch friction disc in and let someone drive it who is not good with a stick. And that is just the more common and cheap things the manually un-skilled can do.
lol. It may be just me but I personally am quite picky about who drives my truck. I'd hate to get a new clutch friction disc in and let someone drive it who is not good with a stick. And that is just the more common and cheap things the manually un-skilled can do.
Must be a Jarhead thing because us Army guys are smart enough to push in the clutch before trying to start a rig. ;-)
Personally I always hated those safety switches. But I grew up driving a clutch and all my rigs were too old to have a dummy switch in them. I am not a fan of having my vehicle think or drive for me. I want to do all those things.
Personally I always hated those safety switches. But I grew up driving a clutch and all my rigs were too old to have a dummy switch in them. I am not a fan of having my vehicle think or drive for me. I want to do all those things.
He had the car in gear and when he tried to start it, luckly he missed her and his car darted right into her's. She was not happy with the new dent in her car or the fact that he almost ran her over.
Accidents happen.
P.S mine is stick it has no switch either. SEMPER FI!!!
Dave
Last edited by xjarhead69; Feb 14, 2014 at 01:51 PM.
Actually last fall i watched a young kid almost run over his friend while getting a jump. He had the car in gear and when he tried to start it, luckly he missed her and his car darted right into her's. She was not happy with the new dent in her car or the fact that he almost ran her over. Accidents happen. P.S mine is stick it has no switch either. SEMPER FI!!! Dave
I need help or ideas to get my clutch master to clear my brake booster I'm taking my auto out and putting in a stick, are the brake boosters different from a auto to a stick? And FYI I got everything but the pedals out of a 01 dodge ram 1500
Actually last fall i watched a young kid almost run over his friend while getting a jump.
He had the car in gear and when he tried to start it, luckly he missed her and his car darted right into her's. She was not happy with the new dent in her car or the fact that he almost ran her over.
Accidents happen.
P.S mine is stick it has no switch either. SEMPER FI!!!
Dave
He had the car in gear and when he tried to start it, luckly he missed her and his car darted right into her's. She was not happy with the new dent in her car or the fact that he almost ran her over.
Accidents happen.
P.S mine is stick it has no switch either. SEMPER FI!!!
Dave
Many years ago my ex-wife (she was just a GF then) almost ran over me when I was working on her rig. I had my head under the front and told her to start it. Well she was use to my Toyota PU and her Scout was in gear. When she cranked it you know what happened and she almost hit me. After a 5 minute a$$ chewing she never made that mistake again. I know what they are for but I think instead of dumbing up our rigs we should be teaching people to be better drivers. Kinda like the military going to the 3 round burst instead of full auto on the M16. Teach proper fire control instead.
Off my soap box...............
Many years ago my ex-wife (she was just a GF then) almost ran over me when I was working on her rig. I had my head under the front and told her to start it. Well she was use to my Toyota PU and her Scout was in gear. When she cranked it you know what happened and she almost hit me. After a 5 minute a$$ chewing she never made that mistake again. I know what they are for but I think instead of dumbing up our rigs we should be teaching people to be better drivers. Kinda like the military going to the 3 round burst instead of full auto on the M16. Teach proper fire control instead.
Off my soap box...............
Off my soap box...............
Dave








(I never really cared for shift lights. I KNOW how to drive a manual trans, thankyouverymuch. 