Is the starter difference for a automatic transmission than a manual transmission
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Eric is correct below; most blocks have a staggered bolt pattern; however, some are straight and will not bolt up. Also the number of teeth can be different on a "flexplate" for an auto tranny vs a flywheel for a standard tyranny. If you have your old starter, look at the bolt pattern and count the number of splines on your Bendix. If everything is the same you're good to go
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Starter is the same for auto or man. However, mounting bolts and flywheel may be different. Mounting holes can be, in line (Straight) or staggered (offset) flywheel/flexplate may have more or less teeth,( mine is a 168T flexplate) And the Threads on the bolts can differ too! If these 3 things are the same on a manual or, automatic Engine/trans set up, this starter will fit either.PS...What an awesome starter it is!!
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No it depends on the block casting weather it's a staggered bolt pattern or straight across bolt pattern and also the number of teeth on your flex plate or flywheel
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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...
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Yep. Pretty simple. The main difference between this one and those you buy for cars is that this one has a ground wire post that runs back to your battery and has ground spades on the box (silver corner) whereas auto versions the ground goes right to the chassis.
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I use manual because it was an easier install. I never set up the auto. It's not a bother at all.
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Automatic means the charger turns off when the battery is fully charged. Manual means it is not. If the charging process continues, the battery can explode (this has happened to me). I don't know why you would want to set it on Manual.
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Yes, it does work with a manual transmission. However the transmission temp feature is not supported for the manual application (it will display a value but that value will be incorrect)Thank you,BrianTuner Tools LLC
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I don't know. it depends on what transmission you have and if you have the light duty pan or the deep pan.
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If your SS is automatic....yes. Manuals have a fitment issue...there is an UNOFFICIAL way to cut and alter around the clutch pedal to remedy the issue.
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They are both auto and manual. There is a toggle Burton between auto and manual.
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No. You need a starter with an offset bolt pattern. Look under the car to verify.
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Just did some research, i was right the trailblazer never came in manual transmission. This item is only for those that have the v8s with the shift lock system. It was a GM trick to meet fuel requirements so we wouldn't pay the gas guzzler tax on our corvettes, GTOs, cameros, etc. Forces 1st to 4th shift if you are just putting around. But you have no need for it in an auto, nor could you even use it
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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.
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You should check both before changing anything. You can run direct power to the starter only, if it spins than the starter could be ok. If you have any doubts, take it to Napa or other parts stores and they generally will check them for free.
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Probably. I have it installed on a 1996 Acura Integra. I don't have the auto start connected because it is a manual transmission. He said that by law he is not allowed to install the autostart in a manual transmission in case in is in gear when it is started. The alarm and keyless entry work great.
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Hi Younus, I have it installed in a 2009 GMC Canyon, which is a very similar truck to yours, and it works fine. My truck is a standard shift, but this remote starter will work on an automatic transmission as well. I hope this helps you. Gil Reed
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Maybe the best way to put it is to switch the conversation to shifting a manual gearbox. The question becomes do I need to start out in first, then second, and then third. With enough clutch slipping it is possible to bypass first, but things work much better and easier if used as designed - same with the compound and polish. The compound is more abrasive and designed to reduce the height of the surface irregularities. Then the polish comes along and refines the blemishes left by the compound. Going right to the polish will require more time getting the surface to look right, and possibly even take you longer than the time for the normal application of both compound and polish.
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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.