Starting Car Without The Starter
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Yep, pretty easy, and not terribly uncommon. Hills are the best, just drop the clutch and e-brake, get a little momentum and pop out the clutch. Be sure to have the key in the 'on' position... Car will jerk a bit, but if you have enough momentum it should start right up.
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Yeah - just to add to the above...
Third gear is best, and you got to be rolling at least at 10-15 mph. Have the clutch engaged, ignition on and the brake off. When you hit 10-15 mph, pop the clutch and the engine should start. Use the same principal when tow starting... Its not recommended if you have a catalytic converter equipped car, though. The rush of unburned fuel into the cat is reputed to shorten the operational life of the cat unit...
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Third gear is best, and you got to be rolling at least at 10-15 mph. Have the clutch engaged, ignition on and the brake off. When you hit 10-15 mph, pop the clutch and the engine should start. Use the same principal when tow starting... Its not recommended if you have a catalytic converter equipped car, though. The rush of unburned fuel into the cat is reputed to shorten the operational life of the cat unit...
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Also you still need a very small amount of power. Ive had some that would not start without a jump because it was to dead and there wasnt enough juice for the pump to start or sensors to read at all.
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ive done this a few times but i pushed my car by myself becaue i was to pissed to stop an ask for help, got it rolling popped the clutch off i went lol btw never leave a 3,000 watt system running while you mow the lawn an then go to run get a new troop from the airport. your car wont start lol
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Don't do 1st gear. Try 2nd or even 3rd. Just remember to push the clutch back in after it starts so you don't shoot ahead.