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Old 04-07-2005, 06:32 PM   #1
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Do I need a neutral safety switch?

I am just finishing installing my Van tilt. I went to hook up the netural safety switch and there are no wires to hook up to it I did relocate the switch also. I switched my truck from a 3 on the tree so I guess standard truck don't have a safety switch ? I have the plug for the reverse lights but nothing for the ignition. Would the switch be in the purple wire ? Is it possible to wire it into my harness ? I really don't want to pull it I just finished getting everything hooked up.

Any help would be great.

Mario
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Old 04-07-2005, 06:35 PM   #2
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If you have an auto you will want the neutral safety switch. You may need to get a harness from an auto truck - but I am sure someone can tell you how to wire it into your existing harness.
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Old 04-07-2005, 06:37 PM   #3
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Just find large purple wire from switch and cut. One side of cut to n. s. switch-the other side of cut to other side of n.s. switch.
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Old 04-07-2005, 08:00 PM   #4
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STICK SHIFT TRUCKS DO NOT HAVE A NUETRAL SAFTY SWITCH. DO YOU HAVE TO HAVE ONE WITH YOURE NEW AUTOMATIC TRANS.?? NO BUT YOU'RE TRUCK WILL START IN GEAR NOW. I BYPASSED THE N/S SWITCH IN MY BLAZER, SIMPLY BECAUSE I'M THE ONLY ONE WHO EVER DRIVES IT, & I LIKE BEING ABLE TO START IT IN ANY GEAR. IT'S VERY HANDY IF YOU'RE TRUCK EVER STALLS IN TRAFFIC, & INSTEAD OF STOPPING & PUTTING YOUR TRUCK IN PARK OR NUETRAL, YOU JUST HIT THE KEY. IT'S A SAFTY THING, PUT THERE FOR YOUR OWN GOOD. JOHN
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Old 04-07-2005, 09:54 PM   #5
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I bypassed mine too.
I know I ain't bumb enough to park it in drive, so that means it won't be in drive when I get in to start it.
Right?
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