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Neutral Safety Switch (PNP Switch): Testing Method? 200

posted by  Aye Roll on  Thu Aug 16 12:11 CST 2012
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Also check the condition of the transmission mount.

Very often, the combined misalignment of the engine/trans to the body, due to a loose linkage, failing linkage due to rust, sagged or split rubber mount block, and bad small bushings in the shift linkage, causes the shifter's mechanical position to disagree with the positions inside the Neutral switch.

Good luck,
--Rob
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~ 92 244 M47 modified ~ 89 244GLT Turbo Conversion ~ 90 745T Auto ~ And a VW Bus~






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