Originally Posted by
xjken
When I got off work today at 4:30 it was an unbelievable 72 degrees. The wife and I met our son for an early dinner and she was really pushing for me to get the Crossfire out and put the top down. The problem is that the streets still have coating of salt but, even worse is the amount of course sand that is everywhere. In the end I decided not to get her out but, once we got home I did uncover her and let her run for a good half hour.
When I got in the car I put the key in gave it a turn and all I got was the usually dash lights. No crank, no click nothing. My heart sank, then I remembered, DEPRESS THE CLUTCH YOU MORON! I think I have been reading to many threads here about no start, engine dies and various other issues.
I hear ya. I have been driving my roadster with a stick all winter as a DD. This week I am driving the SRT to work. Twice I have depressed the clutch to downshift....almost putting the wife into the wind shield each time.
Seems one cannot double clutch an autostick
There's a brake pedal where the clutch ought to be.