Clutch Switch Circuit?
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Clutch Switch Circuit?
I was checking the error messages in the PCM the other day and I got a P0704 which is the Clutch Switch Circuit. The car drives perfect and there's no indication of anything wrong. Does anybody know what or where this is on the car?
Thanks,
Bobby
Thanks,
Bobby
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On the floorboard behind the clutch pedal is the clutch switch. Make sure it's not binding or holding on one side or the other and giving the computer a false signal. Looks like a 1/4" tall by 1" wide black "piano key" button switch.
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Originally Posted by JoeyG
On the floorboard behind the clutch pedal is the clutch switch. Make sure it's not binding or holding on one side or the other and giving the computer a false signal. Looks like a 1/4" tall by 1" wide black "piano key" button switch.
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There are two slutch switches. One is the inhibitor switch which makes sure you are pressing in the clutch when starting the car, it's on the floorboard. The other is one that ensures that the clutch is not pressed in while in cruise. I'm betting this is the switch that is throwing the code. I'll also be that your cruise doesn't work right now.
The switch is easily adjustable, it just screws in and out. Take a peek under the dash and you will see it. You may have to remove the lower dash closeout to get a better look at it.
HTH
The switch is easily adjustable, it just screws in and out. Take a peek under the dash and you will see it. You may have to remove the lower dash closeout to get a better look at it.
HTH
