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Any Way To Just Bypass The Whole Thing? 200 1991

posted by  woodenshoes on  Fri Aug 29 11:04 CST 2014
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The bypass lever is for operating the solenoid to allow lever movement in a case of a dead battery. I think mine's OK but it seems a bit flaky. Your question has me thinking of another idea I had which is could the PnP switch be moved over towards the shift lever? If the 2 screws that attach it were replaced with longer ones, and washers used to shim it over, it would move the plastic shift lever over and onto the tab on the shift lever??

This car is an extra vehicle that I am planning to sell soon so I would like it to be operating safely when sold.






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