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reverse light switch 200 1999

posted by  JimN696 on  Fri Feb 2 14:15 CST 2007
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The switch is located on the driver's side top of the transmission about in the middle of the length of the trans. From underneath, you will not be able to see it, but if you stick your hand up and feel along the side of the top you will feel two pins that are the connectors. You should also be able to feel the flats of the bolt part of the switch, If you have small hands you will be able to manipulate the connector and snap it into place. I had the same problem on my car and I pulled the pins from the connector and plugged each one onto the switch.






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