

| Subject: | Re: Starting From Engine Bay |
| Date: | 05 Dec 96 10:04:57 PST |
Eric is correct that a danger is there that the bus might be in gear when remotely started. The only time I EVER leave it in gear is when parking on hill. I make sure my parking break always works. Also when working on the bus in my driveway I chock the wheels too. I was more concerned with problems of the electrical nature. By using a jumper instead of a hard wired switch for the power, it is quick and easy to yank on the wire to kill engine, instead of fumbling for a switch. Thanks for the warning. - Jeff > > Any downsides to this I missed > > > > - Jeff > > '80 Westi > This is DANGEROUS!!!!!!!!! I have seen people do this, with just > temperary switchs. After an hour or so of playing with something, > and driving the car around a bit, they forget that they left the > car in gear, and try to start the thing. Most of the time they > get lucky and It don't start. > > After seeing a dragster demolish 3 homes, I said I would > never use one.!!!
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