Keyless start question - Toyota Yaris Forums

89GLH · 01-02-2009, 06:21 PM

I think you need to approach it as an insurance liability for them (the remote start company). If a car is in 'P' it is almost 100% certain it cant slip into 'N' and roll down the street. If you disable the neutral safety switch or clutch interlock switch on ANY car with a standard transmission, they risk legal action if the customer uses their product incorrectly. See what I mean? If you hit the starter and the car is in gear, a manual will move where an automatic will not.

I'm sure you could put an AT starter on a car with a MT, the responsibility is on you to make sure the car is in 'N' and the parking brake is set before you hit the button.

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01-02-2009, 06:21 PM	#1
89GLH Drives: 2009 Yaris 4 door hatch Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Frederick, MD Posts: 30	I think you need to approach it as an insurance liability for them (the remote start company). If a car is in 'P' it is almost 100% certain it cant slip into 'N' and roll down the street. If you disable the neutral safety switch or clutch interlock switch on ANY car with a standard transmission, they risk legal action if the customer uses their product incorrectly. See what I mean? If you hit the starter and the car is in gear, a manual will move where an automatic will not. I'm sure you could put an AT starter on a car with a MT, the responsibility is on you to make sure the car is in 'N' and the parking brake is set before you hit the button.