Rustys14

Check to make sure your clutch interlock system is working correctly. Its the safety system that makes it so that you have to push the clutch in to start the car. There is a plastic stopper on the back of the clutch pedal that depresses the interlock switch when you push the clutch in and start the car. The stopper is notoriously prone to breaking and will cause a similar issue to the one that your having. If its broken, you can fix it by sticking a bolt and nut through the hole where the stopper used to be.

If the stopper is fine test the interlock relay itself to make sure that its working (its located next to the battery on the passenger side). If the relay is bad you can either bypass the system or replace the relay. Good Luck!

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