I have a 1990 5.0 with a t-5 and I got a rebuilt tranny to replace it with but it doesn't have a neutral safety switch on it. Do i need it and does my car origionally have one?
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19 years ago
Neutral safety switch
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19 years ago
Do you mean the clutch switch?
Here's one supplier.
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19 years ago
no I mean the wires and sensor that comes off of the top of the tranny.
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19 years ago
Up to you and your state's inspection laws. It's also used for cruise control.
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19 years ago
Sure you're not referring to the backup lamp switch on the L/H side???
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No It has the back up lights switch on the drivers side. Will my car start without it?
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Yes, because the switch in the starting circuit is mounted on the clutch pedal linkage, not the trans...
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Back up light switch???
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High gear switch... active in OD and affects EGR and timing... possibly other strategy.... If yours had this originally, it should have it when you're done...
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19 years ago
I looked and the old tranny on my car has a neutral switch on the top cover. Could I just switch out the top covers with sensor and all?