does the trigger of this product act as a button. I have a nissan altima and the button moves straight down to engage it
509847
No the trigger is nothing, you push down the gun to activate it to slide gears
1484735
Yes this motor does work with the auto down feature although it is not as sensitive to a single tap of the control button as the original. I seem to have to lower the window an inch or so and then tap on it to get it to work so it is not always repeatable.
1275851
I was thinking this too, but it must, cause the switch doesn't have a down button and an up button, but just a single button used to go up or down. Therefore when you click the button the garage door knows what state it is in and moves the motor forward or backwards depending on opening or closing the door.
1385412
If you just have a knob with no push button or any kind of selector switch then it might.. but as is for majority of automatics i doubt it as it is just a regular shift knob for more or less standard vehicles. Hope this helps or feel free to ask another question.
301343
Yes it does, but not as a right click or left click ... You can change it and set what you want that click 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
2032390
Yes! It is not like others where there is a specific button on the side, rather you use the wheel. If you press your finger and push the wheel to the left you can go back. If you push the wheel to the right, it will go forward. You can feel a distinct click when you do it too.
1312233
Hello! Sincerely, I do not really know if it will help either manually nor automatic. The reason is that I never used this item due that I sold the automobile that I planned to work on with this item. Sorry I am not able to help!
1655962
Yes, the button protrudes and is easy to trigger. I stuck two tiny clear bumper pads on either side of the button with enough room for my finger to easily fit and now there is no problem.
1306446
The short answer is no. The trigger is on/off only. Speed is adjusted with the speed control lever.
9218
Yes. But it's sensitive to your pushing the button so if it's done carelessly it will move it away from where it was last.
1165081
no it moves when you activate the drive and stops when you take your finger off the button. I have tried it with and I-pad to control stops but is not very accurate. I am using this with a devise from Cam Ranger there is a little more control but the set up is expensive. I use this set up all the time for more remote shots. Brad
1854496
Yes it does. Only works while marked on. The switch is pretty secure so no accidental moving.
2015574
Yes it does, button on the front of the grip locks the trigger start in the on position.
1277678
Yes. once the red button engaged. it will stay one, until you switch if off. meaning, it will control by your socket port power-which by the key ignition in most cars. the red button is design for fuse engagement, for the control of the electrical current.
212682
I tried it in my '04 Gran Prix which is a push in and it work perfectly. It ejected as it is supposed to do without an issue. Maybe someone else has a different experience. But this player was the reason I purchased it. Hope this helps!
741076
I'm using the switch as an on/off/auto for a electric car fan. It is double pole/double throw, so you can do two of something (fans, pumps, whatever) if you want. So it would be off/off, on/on, or auto/auto. If i understand you correctly you want to run the pump normally controlled from of a sensor "auto", then force "off" even if the sensor says to turn it on, and then also force "on" if the sensor says no. If that is the case then YES this switch will work. The switch completes the circuit in two positions, and is "open" in another position.