Use jack stands. If you need to lift all four wheels off the ground for exhaust or transmission work, the rear axle is often the preferred placement for jack stands. Can you jack on axle? If you need to lift Read more…
To activate tow/haul, press the button near the gearshift lever once. The tow/haul feature: Delays upshifts to reduce the frequency of transmission shifting. Provides engine braking in all forward gears, which will slow your vehicle and assist you in controlling Read more…
Move the gear selector ‘stick’ out of whatever gear it is in and let go, this is neutral for a manual transmission. How do you manually shift to neutral? Manual cars have up to 6 gears. The gear guide is Read more…
Most of the time, you’ll find your spare tire and jack in the trunk of your vehicle. Most models store these two items in a compartment underneath the floor of the trunk. Where is a car jack usually located? TrunkUnder Read more…
If your 1965-1967 Mustang isn’t starting, one possible reason may be that the neutral safety switch has failed. Also known as a backup light switch, the CJ Classics neutral safety switch disables the starter operation when the transmission is not Read more…
The neutral safety switch is located in the linkage or inside the transmission case which allows the vehicle to shift gear. Where is the neutral switch located on a manual transmission? Manual transmissions have a similar safety device that is Read more…
1912. One of the first cars with a button-based ignition was the 1912 Cadillac Model 30, which had you press a button to activate the electric starter that replaced the engine crank. What car models have push button start? 2022 Read more…
We’ve done the research, and here’s the answer: You should not flat tow your Mustang. Doing so can damage your transmission, drivetrain, and other components. Can I flat tow a manual transmission? Any car with a manual transmission can be Read more…
If for some reason you bypassed it and left the car in drive or reverse, the car could start and take off on you without warning. So while it is possible to do this bypass, this could be dangerous and Read more…
The neutral safety switch is built into the transmission selector switch, and the power from the ignition switch goes straight through the switch when you are in park and neutral to the starter motor solenoid. There is no good reason Read more…