semi auto shifting does that just mean that there is no clutch?
2002307
No clutch, it's been easy for our grand kids to drive. They range from 8-15
7052
Yes, automatic transmission only.It will probably require a bypass specific to your vehicle.
1019640
You should not use this for automatic transmissions, but for a standard shifting car with a clutch it works wonderfully. My son has a 2001 Celica Toyota that shifted from 2nd down to 1st a little rough. We added the Tufoil, just a little it, and it was remarkably better! Much much smoother.
1186553
As long as you're not in autostick mode. You have to engage autostick by bumping the shifter into a gear, and then you can use the steering wheel buttons to shift. At that point they cannot be used as volume controls (obviously), but once out of autostick mode, the buttons return to volume control.
2279251
This system is design for both automatic and manual. To install on car with stick shift you will need to cut a wire on the remote start module. It is a must otherwise it would not work on manual. The installation instruction will shows you where to cut a wire, it is very easy. Once the wire cut, the module will only engage through a sequence of setup. It will not engage when vehicle is in gear. Yes, you can do it yourself, make sure you understand your vehicle wiring diagrams. Good luck...
995096
If brake pedal switch is bad you would not be able to shift out of park. Steering wheel switch is possibly bad or power train control module (PCM).
1837871
No. Just remove the auto hubs and slap on the manuals. There are some "how to" videos on You tube.
241043
yes! 1-15 on clutch settings. After 15 is a lock-up insignia on clutch dial.
1678524
Mine did. But it is a squeeze and you can't put much in the rest of the clutch.
1819195
I have the K&N; also, but I have the dry clutch automatic. During the last service, dodge reprogramed the TCM(transmission control) as part of the updates on the vehicle and I have had no more burps as you described.
548796
Yes a manual transmission gxp. Yes is an awesome short throw shifter one of the best I have ever used and I did it on the floor in my garage
1505220
It will not work because of the clutch sensor. The clutch must be depressed to start the vehicle for safety. That being said, there are simple ways to bypass the clutch sensor. Although this is not safe nor advisable because if you have the vehicle in gear and use the remote start, the steering wheel will be locked and the vehicle will take off in whatever direction it is pointed.
915949
Yes; the references for this Kit don't distinguish between auto or manual transmission.
640020
Different pad for manual transmission. Usually in stick shift both clutch and brake pedal are same size. Automatics usually a third larger.
1201479
No, it comes with the carburetor, air filter, pull start and the one way bearing. Clutch assembly will need to be added to the motor. The spur gear is considered a part of the transmission and you may be able to find one with it included.
1567047
I used it to replace my grip shift and it worked just fine. Depending on how well matched the gears and the shifter are, you may need to shift one past where you want to go and then shift back to get it to pop into gear properly if they are not perfectly aligned.
1936387
No it doesn't, it moves to where they are supposed to go but there is no spring that returns the stick shift to the neutral position after you take it out of gear. It kind of just sits there. In real cars the stick shift springs to center below 3rd gear and above 4th gear. This makes it so when you go from 2nd gear to 3rd gear you just have to push the stick up, instead of up, then right then up again. With the springing to center you just push it up and when it gets to neutral it springs right by itself and you just continue pushing it up to 3rd gear. (Sorry for the explanation which you probably already know, but it's for others who don't.)