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  1. 11 hours ago, JFP in PA said:

    Just be aware of two points:

     

    1. You are disabling a federally mandated safety item; in many states that is grounds for failing the car at its annual inspection.
    2. Your insurance company can play games with you if you have an accident such as rear ending someone of bumping into an inanimate object.  You purposely disabled a mandated safety feature designed to prevent such things, you could end up on the hook for all the damage.

    totally agree +3.

    it's no extra effort to hold in clutch when starting.  actually, its a good idea.

    I changed out clutch and brake switches regularly to avoid some of the issues noted on the forum.  check it out on search engine.

    And its cheap insurance to keep a spare set of those switches in your tool kit.  They are small and fit right in.

    Enjoy the ride.  Have fun.  Ps: what are you driving?

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