Teg wont start out of nowhere
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I see... Yeah I've replaced acouple of these plugs in my amature career and it sucks to get to!
Easiest way:
1. Find the relay and jump it using a paper clip/ speaker wire! <~ TR meathod!
Correct way:
1. Remove driver side seat (yes you can leave it in but you will either be hurting from bending like a pretzel, or get the seat dirty from your shoes kicking it
~> it gives you a lot more room.)
2. Then wrap duct tape around the end of a long screwdriver (sticky side out-ward!)
3. Then stick the face of the plug onto the duct tape.
4. Push pedal in.
5. Once the "plug is in the hole," slowly release the pedal so it compresses the two together...
It will probably take a couple of tries but its a lot less effort than removing pedals!
Easiest way:
1. Find the relay and jump it using a paper clip/ speaker wire! <~ TR meathod!
Correct way:
1. Remove driver side seat (yes you can leave it in but you will either be hurting from bending like a pretzel, or get the seat dirty from your shoes kicking it
~> it gives you a lot more room.) 2. Then wrap duct tape around the end of a long screwdriver (sticky side out-ward!)
3. Then stick the face of the plug onto the duct tape.
4. Push pedal in.
5. Once the "plug is in the hole," slowly release the pedal so it compresses the two together...
It will probably take a couple of tries but its a lot less effort than removing pedals!
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I see... Yeah I've replaced acouple of these plugs in my amature career and it sucks to get to!
Easiest way:
1. Find the relay and jump it using a paper clip/ speaker wire! <~ TR meathod!
Correct way:
1. Remove driver side seat (yes you can leave it in but you will either be hurting from bending like a pretzel, or get the seat dirty from your shoes kicking it ~> it gives you a lot more room.)
2. Then wrap duct tape around the end of a long screwdriver (sticky side out-ward!)
3. Then stick the face of the plug onto the duct tape.
4. Push pedal in.
5. Once the "plug is in the hole," slowly release the pedal so it compresses the two together...
It will probably take a couple of tries but its a lot less effort than removing pedals!
Easiest way:
1. Find the relay and jump it using a paper clip/ speaker wire! <~ TR meathod!
Correct way:
1. Remove driver side seat (yes you can leave it in but you will either be hurting from bending like a pretzel, or get the seat dirty from your shoes kicking it
~> it gives you a lot more room.) 2. Then wrap duct tape around the end of a long screwdriver (sticky side out-ward!)
3. Then stick the face of the plug onto the duct tape.
4. Push pedal in.
5. Once the "plug is in the hole," slowly release the pedal so it compresses the two together...
It will probably take a couple of tries but its a lot less effort than removing pedals!
yeah I forget which one is which plus my brain hurt when I was writing that at 1:30 in the morning 
