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Manual Transmission Keyless Start Procedure

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FernandoDella

07/24/25 10:36pm

Below are five steps for the manual transmission keyless start procedure: 1. Carry a valid and legal remote key; 2. Engage the parking brake; 3. Depress the clutch pedal; 4. Ensure the gear lever is in neutral; 5. Press the start switch. The start switch status can be categorized as follows: In ACC or ON power mode, the indicator light is orange; when the start switch is in OFF power mode, depress the brake pedal (for automatic transmission) or the clutch pedal (for manual transmission), and the indicator light will turn green. Press the start switch to directly start the vehicle.

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MariaLynn

08/10/25 3:03pm

I've been driving manual transmission cars for several years and am familiar with keyless start operations. When starting, you must first press the clutch pedal—this is crucial for safety to prevent unintended vehicle movement. Then, keep the key in your pocket or nearby so the vehicle can detect it, and press the start button, usually located in the center console, to ignite the engine. After starting, release the button and clutch. If the start fails, it might be due to a dead battery or detection issues—check the key fob's battery or move closer. This system is convenient but can occasionally malfunction, so it's advisable to have the starting components checked during regular maintenance. Always ensure the car is stationary before operating to avoid risks, and keeping the key clean ensures better signal sensitivity.

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