Khlow2008

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Ok neutral safety switches are on automatics not manuals. It will not start. Only thing that lights up in car is door lights nothing else will Mot turn over. I know it could be several thing. But the problem started when the orange wire was move and I don't know where it goes back. So I know it the switch.
Friday, September 21st, 2012 AT 10:57 PM

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Tiny
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What orange wire? There is a safety switch on the clutch, normally under dash
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Friday, September 21st, 2012 AT 11:30 PM
Tiny
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I guess I'm confussed I thought a neutral safety switch and clutch switch was different. So a manual trans has to be in park to start like a neutral safety switch. Ok the plug that goes on the neutral safety switch has two wire that make a connect tothat make the car able to start in park and neutral but in no other gears. I need to know what those wires are connected to I have a wire that us orange might not be original. Di where do the wires connect to
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Friday, September 21st, 2012 AT 11:59 PM
Tiny
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You should be replying to your original post and not postt new threads. We can't be chasing after you with each new post.

For automatic transmission it is called the Park and Neutral Position switch but it is some times refered to as Neutral switch. I just want to make sure I get the correct information and not go around in circles for nothing.

Transmission need not be in park to start for manual transmission, you only need to depress the clutch.

Neutral safety switch at clutch pedal should have only 2 wires but if you have cruise control, that would be 4 wires. Likewise the brake pedal switch has the same wires configuration.

For starting circuit, only the Black and Black/White wires are used for the switch to operate the starter relay. Disconnect and bridge them to see if you are able to crank. Black/White is the ground circuit.
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Saturday, September 22nd, 2012 AT 9:57 AM

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