Bypassed Nuetral Safety Switch
Bypassed Nuetral Safety Switch
Ok my Nuetral Safety Switch went out and caused me 6 months of hell and a lot of money before it was finally figured out that was the reason my car wouldnt start at times.
Now their is a little black box (hanging down from the dash above the clutch) with 2 wires going into into that the mechanic stuck a wire with 2 clips in and bypassed my clutch.
So my question is: Is that a Separate Nuetral Safety Switch or something else. The guy at Napa said that some cars had 2 but they only carried the one for my car. I think he didnt know what he was talking about. I know the (NSS) is the Umbrella thing that the clutch physically engages. So is that box good or bad? Do i just need to replace the (NSS)? Sorry for rambling. :lala:
Now their is a little black box (hanging down from the dash above the clutch) with 2 wires going into into that the mechanic stuck a wire with 2 clips in and bypassed my clutch.
So my question is: Is that a Separate Nuetral Safety Switch or something else. The guy at Napa said that some cars had 2 but they only carried the one for my car. I think he didnt know what he was talking about. I know the (NSS) is the Umbrella thing that the clutch physically engages. So is that box good or bad? Do i just need to replace the (NSS)? Sorry for rambling. :lala:
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Judging by your username, I assume that you race some. NSS was one of the first things they checked under track's tech inspection. Sorry I didnt answer your question, but I thought you might want to just replace the problematic switch instead of bypass it. Good luck either way!
Originally posted by JMatlock88
Judging by your username, I assume that you race some. NSS was one of the first things they checked under track's tech inspection. Sorry I didnt answer your question, but I thought you might want to just replace the problematic switch instead of bypass it. Good luck either way!
Judging by your username, I assume that you race some. NSS was one of the first things they checked under track's tech inspection. Sorry I didnt answer your question, but I thought you might want to just replace the problematic switch instead of bypass it. Good luck either way!
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