Re: Starter interlock question
 

On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash stays
lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if you're
smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without it.

-JD


Mike Romain wrote:
> I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
> fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash stays
lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if you're
smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without it.

-JD


Mike Romain wrote:
> I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
> fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash stays
lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if you're
smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without it.

-JD


Mike Romain wrote:
> I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
> fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Just snip the wires and wire nut them together, or put auto connectors
opposite and plug them together. Ripping out stuff just cuts into top down
time.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"JD Adams" <withheld@my.request> wrote in message
news:99GdneDz-7viev_fRVn-3Q@softcom.net...
| On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash
stays
| lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
| figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if
you're
| smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without
it.
|
| -JD
|
|
| Mike Romain wrote:
| > I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
| > fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Just snip the wires and wire nut them together, or put auto connectors
opposite and plug them together. Ripping out stuff just cuts into top down
time.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"JD Adams" <withheld@my.request> wrote in message
news:99GdneDz-7viev_fRVn-3Q@softcom.net...
| On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash
stays
| lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
| figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if
you're
| smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without
it.
|
| -JD
|
|
| Mike Romain wrote:
| > I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
| > fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

Re: Starter interlock question
 

Just snip the wires and wire nut them together, or put auto connectors
opposite and plug them together. Ripping out stuff just cuts into top down
time.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"JD Adams" <withheld@my.request> wrote in message
news:99GdneDz-7viev_fRVn-3Q@softcom.net...
| On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash
stays
| lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
| figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if
you're
| smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without
it.
|
| -JD
|
|
| Mike Romain wrote:
| > I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
| > fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?