Transmission range switch
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From: San Antonio Texas
Transmission range switch
All,
On a 96' auto tranny, where is the transmission range switch located, and what all does it control ? A picture would be helpful as well
I'm having a hard time locally and online getting info, trying to get my backup lights working.
Background vehicle info: 87 Jeep Wrangler with 96 corvette LT1 w/ matching 4l60e, 96' vette steering column, engine and dash harness, gauges, DIC and headlight switch.
Thanks in advance, Rick
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f12/m...-build-849557/
On a 96' auto tranny, where is the transmission range switch located, and what all does it control ? A picture would be helpful as well
I'm having a hard time locally and online getting info, trying to get my backup lights working.
Background vehicle info: 87 Jeep Wrangler with 96 corvette LT1 w/ matching 4l60e, 96' vette steering column, engine and dash harness, gauges, DIC and headlight switch.
Thanks in advance, Rick
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f12/m...-build-849557/
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From: moraga ca
The switch is in the console at the base of the gearshift lever. Open up the console and you will find it. It is the only wire coming out of there other than the wires for the console lights.
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The stock switch mounted to base of shifter as 383vett notes
has the backup light switch , P/N safety switch
and a P/N input to the ECM all in the one unit.
Most aftermarket shifters have 2 seperate micro switches for safety lockout and backup
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Instructor
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: San Antonio Texas
What shifter did you use in the swap ?
The stock switch mounted to base of shifter as 383vett notes
has the backup light switch , P/N safety switch
and a P/N input to the ECM all in the one unit.
Most aftermarket shifters have 2 seperate micro switches for safety lockout and backup
The stock switch mounted to base of shifter as 383vett notes
has the backup light switch , P/N safety switch
and a P/N input to the ECM all in the one unit.
Most aftermarket shifters have 2 seperate micro switches for safety lockout and backup
Does it look like this...
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...utral+safety+#
Le Mans Master
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From: Australia
Are looking at how to add the backup light switch without buying the expensive Lokar conversion kit.
GM switch is as per your link
The 2 large terminals are the safety switch
