Anyone used this with a manual transmission? It's placement looks like you would hit your elbow every time you shifted to 2nd, 4th, or Reverse.
1979499
No issues shifting. 90 pound dog likes to stand on it and it has not broke yet.
1979500
I thought the same thing but I bought one and It doesnt. It's weird at first cause your not use to it being there but its really comfortable.
1979501
While I don't have a manual, the picture makes it apear further foward than it actually is, so i don't think it would at all interfere with the manual transmission. I used to have a manual and I think it would work just fine.Melinda
1979502
Yes. I have a manual trans but the dang thing is too small and low for an elbow. It looks longer in picture than in true life. You also loose a cup holder for the back seat.
1979503
No issues at all. I usually rest my arm on the arm rest while shifting. The arm rest isn't in the way at all (with me at least) even when not resting my arm on it while shifting. So, no issues on my end.
1979504
Same here. I LOVE having this arm rest! Only wish I would have bought it sooner! My arm rest on it when shifting and usually it's more of a wrist movement then. The Pros by far outweigh the Cons. =)
1979505
I agree I have no issue at all with the shifting! Just wish the dog would stop standing on it. Also, it is smaller then I thought it would be.
1979506
I installed it and have no issues. The 90 pound dog stands on it and it has not broke yet.
1015419
Yeah, mine was also bent when shift to lower gear (rear) . Have to bent the frame out just a little bit with plier where the rear derailer attached to
689501
Manual or automatic? Manual should fit as long as the current shift knob screws on to a threaded shift shaft. Auto I'm not sure about
2262899
Maybe, my sentra has a side button O/D and it works. But that chromed out part in the middle, the part that you would use to press down to shift into gears has popped off. A little plastic piece that holds the chromed out part in place broke as I shifted into drive without pressing down. Moral of the story always press the chromed out piece to shift into gear, if not you will eventually bust it. Other that that it would look nice. Oh also, the O/D button on the shifter is sensitive on my car, don't know if that is the way its supposed to be.
360372
Probably. Mines an automatic but my shift knob didn't require a button push to change into gear. I think the button is only part of the shift knob so that way it wont move without being pushed, but i would take the knob off and make sure that you don't have to push anything in order to move it
289226
I still use it regardless of the Programmer to protect my overdrive in my transmission with the shifting during inclines. I just returned from delivering a Jeep to my house and place my F350 out of overdrive and re-programmed my Edge and the pull was great...Going up long inclines the transmission never down shifted and actually the motor accelerated during the up hill travel with the extra load. I hope this helps.
1395349
I have it in my 48re 4 speed right now and have had no problems with shifting. According to the rp website, it does comply with Chrysler atf standard.
1153263
The crank should drop in OK as long as your frame can fit the bottom bracket. As for the shifting, your 3 speed front shifter should be just fine. I have not come across one that has differed yet in movement.
1344156
It is typically plumbed into one of the transmission cooler lines, but it could be inserted into a transmission housing, if you have an existing port or you want to drill and tap one. I believe it's 5/32''. Manual transmissions typically run much cooler than AT's. You may want to look at an oil temp gauge that has a lower range.
546104
I did not purchase for a manual car, however, the fit is so perfect that it is just the contour of the floor panel. I would doubt any problems with the clutch pedal
1327523
Hi, this one button unit does not work with a manual transmission. For operation in a manual transmission you would need to use a 4-button remote package. Please contact us with any other questions.
1705907
This one is not a standard clutch.. It is a semi automatic transmission. There is a foot shifter on the left foot..
880660
I use my left foot to feather the brakes (brake torque the engine) on and automatic transmissions. With a manual, just be ready to get off the gas and hit the brakes when you clear the incline. I have overrun them causing the ramp to tip and contact the undercarriage, and had to jack the vehicle to get the ramp out. Other than some gouges, no damage to the ramp.
1936385
Yes its a six speed and reverse you push down and far right downwhere sixth gear is.Personally i never use it but their are people that do.I use the paddle shifters.
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.
2033804
Mine too - the switch on the shifter only seems to have two contact points - Park and Reverse. I tested this switch with an Ohm meter when I installed the shifter and then again a few weeks ago, thinking I missed something on the first go around. All I have been able to determine is that Park allows the ignition circuit to engage and reverse operates the back up lights. Honestly, I am not real thrilled with my Sports Shifter for this and a few other quality issues (like reverse doesn't freely engage - almost have to ratchet into reverse, Can get "Park" to line up with the indicator but then each gear down is misaligned). Sorry wasn't more help
1298092
That would depend entirely on the location of your cup holders. This does have a pivot that allows you to adjust but I would think that if you have a manual transmission and the cup holders are right in front of it, then yes, it would make shifting difficult. You may want to go with one of the mounts that attach to the mounting bracket of the passenger seat or one that utilizes the glove box instead.