Decode report: clutch and transmission not on CAN, stated once; no camera trigger plan
/ crosscheck (push) Successful in 0s

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Not on this bus (or not seen)
- **Clutch pedal:** nothing changed in 3 presses, engine off.
- **Gear position:** nothing in 5 gears, reverse or neutral. Expected for a manual:
nothing on the car consumes it. Not computed from rpm ÷ wheel speed either (owner's
call, 2026-10-13): the clutch is invisible, so the ratio lies whenever it slips or is
down, and the gear matters most at a standstill (no 3rd-gear launch), where the ratio
says nothing. A *recommended* gear from speed and rpm is the useful form, if any.
- **Reverse:** rechecked against both reverse stretches (engine-off gear walk, engine-on
back crawl) versus every other gear, neutral, the forward crawl and idle: no bit
separates them (the one near-miss, `449.0.0`, is the low bit of a temperature). The
reverse lamp is wired, not on this bus; a backup camera would take its trigger from
the lamp circuit. The jack-stands run's reverse step is one more sample.
- **Clutch and transmission are not on this bus.** Nothing changed for the clutch
(3 presses), any of the 5 gears, neutral or reverse: nothing on the car consumes
them, so no frame carries them. Reverse was rechecked against both reverse
stretches (engine off and engine on) versus every other position: no bit
separates them.
- **Gear is not inferred from rpm ÷ wheel speed** (owner's call, 2026-10-13): the
clutch is invisible, so the ratio lies whenever it is down or slipping, and the
gear matters most at a standstill, where the ratio says nothing. A *recommended*
gear from speed and rpm is the useful form, if any.
- **Steering angle:** not analysed yet (step 5 was done with the engine on, at the end).
## Not analysed yet