If it is for automatics as well.... what about automatics that use a button?
1793602
It comes with parts to work with an auto. Looks like you would just push down on the shifter rather than push a button.
1793603
It has a spring setup for automatic that you push down on shift to activate the change.
1793604
It has a spring that you put on the inside and push the knob down to shift positions.
1793605
Depends, some of the sticks with buttons are able to be replaced where you push down on the entire knob. This would be the only way the part could replace it on a automatic using a button. It comes with the parts to hook it up like that if you need. I was using it for a manual transmission and didn't need the spring or other parts.
936929
I have an automatic, it works fine for me. I think it may take a bit of getting used to the console when frequently shifting.
4869
Unit will remain on until you push manual off again at which time it will go back to the automatic setting no matter what time of day. There is a slight delay when you use the manual button.
9218
Yes. But it's sensitive to your pushing the button so if it's done carelessly it will move it away from where it was last.
1047297
if you have a Manuel transmission most of them will fit but it will not work for a push button auto
1736020
Not sure what the full meaning of universal is, but this one works on my rav4 which is automatic and has no need for a button. Hope that helps.
623988
It would appear to be a manual on/off button except for the fact the instructions say it turns on and off automatically. I have been a little stumped by the button myself. My attempts to use it have not been able to give me a firm answer.
1156759
I have had this remote for about 9 years, but I have never used the other 2 buttons. You can get a garage person to program the middle button to control your garage light or a second garage door if you have 2 garages as I do. I do not need it to control the garage lights as they come on automatically no matter whether a car is coming in or a human. For my purposes, one button has always been enough for me. I only found out recently when I ordered these replacements, that the other 2 buttons were operable.
922569
You have to continually push the button, it is not automatic, I love this machine, I use it as a blender and it is the best I have ever had.
1860973
Sure, it depends only by the values you define in your camera. It works just as pushing the main button. If you programmed a long exposure, it will happen.
998266
In my experience it Has a little bit of issue with that. If you want to do that, I would go with one you can manually do that.
1387914
If you put on auto yes but if you put on manual you will need to select the time you want.
2094793
Yes, there's an override button that makes it work like a normal switch. It will also keep doing whatever you programmed.
1385412
If you just have a knob with no push button or any kind of selector switch then it might.. but as is for majority of automatics i doubt it as it is just a regular shift knob for more or less standard vehicles. Hope this helps or feel free to ask another question.
1655107
They give you different adjustments and I am sure you would be able to fit this on anything. As long as it is a manual I'm not too sure about an automatic.
1739179
It works for an automatic. I bought it for my 300 but it didn't fit even with the plastic fittings. I ended up throwing it away cuz it would freely spin in circles and ended up putting original back on. Just FYI. Hope it fits better for u
2007126
No. Manual on, timed off. 30 min, 3 hours or 6 hours upon a human pushing the button.E.G. I used it for a lamp at work. When I arrive, I push the button and its on for 6 hours. On Saturdays, it stays off.