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Shift sensor 97 S90 S90-V90 1990

posted by  Mike L on  Tue Nov 22 15:15 CST 2005
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It also took me about 2 hours to do this job following the procedures in the FAQ. You can align the switch well enough without the factory tool using one of the alternate procedures listed there. I put the switch in the middle of the range where it turned on the backup lights. It has worked well for me since I put it in over a year ago. Also, follow the recommendations to actually move the shift lever to L occasionally, rather than just stay at P-N-D. It helps keep the contacts from crusting over due to non-use.

Good luck; it's a bit of a fiddly job, but not bad.

Mike L






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