Starting up
#4
Originally Posted by JSVH
I have had no problems starting. What exactly do you mean by start up too fast? like not run the starter long enough?
#5
from my understanding... EFI cars you need to let the injector to build pressure first. so turn your key to ON but don't start the car yet... you should be able to hear this hiss sound for 2-3 secs. i hear it on my Spec V, not sure if tC will do the same. hope this helps...
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Originally Posted by bdballer69
Originally Posted by JSVH
I have had no problems starting. What exactly do you mean by start up too fast? like not run the starter long enough?
did you know my needles dont bounce back and forth anymore and my dealer doesnt know what the hell im talking bout!?!??!?!
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#8
Re: Starting up
Originally Posted by bdballer69
do you guys sometimes find the car won't start up if you start up too fast?
I drive a 5sp
I drive a 5sp
Folks like me who are used to old carburated cars firing on the first turn find this disconcerting. We're used to just bumping a well-tuned engine and having it running.
George
#10
yeah same thing with me, i found out that if i clutch stick the key in then start it up right away sometimes it wont start, so i put the key in turn it to on then clutch then start up, but now i just watch the needles bounce in amazement to start up the car
can u get a remote start in a mt car? i see em online they say at only
can u get a remote start in a mt car? i see em online they say at only
#12
hrmm... my DE teacher said something like that back in the day... I don't know crap about cars.... but I'm pretty sure he said the thing is you're injecting gas but the sparks not flying... so the more you turn the key the more you flood your engine with gas... then you have to wait for some of the gas to evaporate before you can start it up... I'm pretty sure he said something like that.. but please don't flame me, I'm ignant
#13
Originally Posted by Setarcos4131
the remote starts are illegal in MT's for reasons some people could imagine...But u can install it if u find a place that will do it for u on the down lo
As long as the transmission has a neutral switch, it doesn't matter if the transmission is a stick or auto.
However, the Scions MT models do not have a neutral switch, so one would have to be designed to read neutral from the existing linkages
#14
5sp MT here
no problem on the remote start, I use it all the time on my car
If you can get it done, get it done
you can install it yourself if your installer wont install it, it is that easy...
no problem on the remote start, I use it all the time on my car
If you can get it done, get it done
you can install it yourself if your installer wont install it, it is that easy...
#15
That's interesting - I noticed my 5 speed integra started really fast - as in, from the time it started cranking to the time it caught was almost instantanious. When I got my 5 speed tC, I was a little surprised that it seemed to need to crank a little more. I figured it was just the bigger/heavier engine, but it would make sense if it was the ECU waiting for the engine to turn a few times to get some sensor readings and then letting things catch. I'd also feel better about it that way
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