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10-06-2008, 10:27 PM

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The clutch start switch should only have 2 wires. They are spliced into the corresponding wires on the clutch cancel switch. The corresponding wires on the clutch cancel switch should already be going to ground, and the starter relay.

Yeah, the plug comming from the clutch start switch has only two wires. So there should be a pigtail comming from the clutch start cancell switch harness down to the start switch.. I will go poke around when it stops raining out.. see what I can find.

THanks for the info!

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10-07-2008, 03:10 AM

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It's not quite a pigtail. The clutch start cancel switch will be connected properly, if it is still working. There will be no loose wires. Just look to see if there are the same color wire on each. When you find them, splice the clutch start switch wires into the csc wires. There shouldn't be any loose wires when you're done.

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10-07-2008, 04:40 AM

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So far I could pass a VI with the exception of:
And my ripped seat

You would seriously get failed on a vehicle inspection for a ripped seat?
That is seriously lame.

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10-07-2008, 09:03 AM

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Wierd, Im just confused as to the lack of the wiring comming from the clutch start cancel switch harness to the clutch start switch

I will take a peek today, see if I can just snip off the connector and splice in the wires..
What guage are these bad boys? 16?

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You would seriously get failed on a vehicle inspection for a ripped seat?
That is seriously lame.

Yeah man, I was floored when I read that! BUT, you can get around that by putting seat covers on....

Doesnt make much sence eh?

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10-07-2008, 10:07 AM

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Jay, if you can take a look at the back of the clutch start cancel switch and let me know what wires are there, and the colors on the clutch switch, I could make up a diagram for ya.

I could see failing inspection if a spring was sticking out of the seat.

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10-07-2008, 03:39 PM

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Okay, well my girlfriend came over. So I took a look at her 4runner's wiring. I found where the other pigtail should be. So I looked at mine, and tucked way away... was the plug in!! I couldnt see it, but I could feel it

The idiotic po jumpered the other connector so it fooled the clutch start switch into thinking it was a-ok. I removed the ty jumper and pluged everything back together.. It works perfect!

THanks for the help guys

Anyone know anything bout that other plug?

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