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  1. 06-08-2009, 07:33 PM #1
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    How do I bypass my neutral safety switch in my car.

    Here's the issues. My car is 5sp, from the factory. I just recently had to swap out my underdash harnesses. I put in an automatic harness. On the 5spd harness there is a yellow 2 wire plug in. A blue and a black. On the auto harness there isn't a plugin of that nature. How do I bypass the neutral safety switch, so I can crank my car...lol

    before anyone ask, it's a 92 civic.
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    http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php...+switch+bypass

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    I appreciate that...

    I did it and still nothing... car still won't turn over. I'm gonna go back over everything again, tomorrow.
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    tape/glue the switch down lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GOT_PURP
    How do I bypass my neutral safety switch in my car.

    Here's the issues. My car is 5sp, from the factory. I just recently had to swap out my underdash harnesses. I put in an automatic harness. On the 5spd harness there is a yellow 2 wire plug in. A blue and a black. On the auto harness there isn't a plugin of that nature. How do I bypass the neutral safety switch, so I can crank my car...lol

    before anyone ask, it's a 92 civic.
    auto cars dont have a clutch safety switch ..... and therefore if you have a uto harness .. then u have no safety switch anyway ..... check other issues of why it wont crank .

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1SOL2NV
    auto cars dont have a clutch safety switch ..... and therefore if you have a uto harness .. then u have no safety switch anyway ..... check other issues of why it wont crank .
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1SOL2NV
    auto cars dont have a clutch safety switch ..... and therefore if you have a uto harness .. then u have no safety switch anyway ..... check other issues of why it wont crank .
    clutch safety switch & safety neutral switch do the same job but for different transmission types. clutch safety switch is for a manual car. an automatic uses a safety neutral switch.

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    wow ... its late for me ... ignore my post ..... i dont know what was thinking ... i know .... oops .lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1SOL2NV
    wow ... its late for me ... ignore my post ..... i dont know what was thinking ... i know .... oops .lol
    lol

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