[TJay74]

Originally Posted by human29

I get what you are saying now. I have not had a manual car in about 8 years but it has always been my habit to be in neutral when parked.

Then there in lies the issue, all driving courses and most all other thoughts state that when parking a manual transmission vehicle that you should leave the vehicle in either 1st or reverse and then set the parking brake.

The BCM handles the remote start along with the ECM/TCM. No way you will be able to do this OEM, no one can hack the BCM other than 1 person I know of and I am guessing he wouldnt want the liability of modifying the BCM to allow this to work.

[JamesNoBrakes]

Originally Posted by TJay74

Then there in lies the issue, all driving courses and most all other thoughts state that when parking a manual transmission vehicle that you should leave the vehicle in either 1st or reverse and then set the parking brake.

On a steep hill, ok, but 95% of the time elsewhere? Um...I never have. Never lost a car either.

[TJay74]

While that can be true, no one will still be able to get around this with a OEM solution. The BCM programming will be the stop gap each and every time.

[SaphfireSS]

Originally Posted by japitzer

I don't have an issue relying on an Ebrake system. They use Electric brakes on the Boeing 787 which i work on, and they work just fine.

Just saying, but it would be nice to have a remote start for the manual vehicles.

They also always chock aircraft when parked. ALWAYS!