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Neutral Safety Switch 900 1994

posted by  brownboy on  Fri Feb 27 06:20 CST 2004
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Hi All:
Well, the 940 still doesn't start. Now, its been raining/snowing here, so I haven't had as much time as I would like to work on it. If you recall, the idiot lights come on when I turn the key, the fuel pump does its one second run, but there is absolutely no sound, no click, no starter motion when the key is turned to start. The battery is good (new) and the wiring seems to be tight and in place. I think that it may be the neutral safety switch that is bad. The shift lock doesn't work unless I push the override, and the bulb that illuminates the shifter doesn't work, so maybe there is something in common in that area that is a problem? The reverse lights do work when I put it in gear with the key in pos II. So, where is the neutral safety switch, and how do I get to it? Is there a way to bypass it to see if it is the problem?

Thanks for all your help.

Mike
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 105K 1994 940 135K 1986 244 137K






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