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Old 08-21-2007, 07:39 AM
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Default Neutral Safety Switch

Can someone out there give me an outline on what I need and how to hook up the neutral safety switch on my TKO 600?

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Hook up the pigtail on the tailshaft in between the key and the starter solenoid (cut the black plug off, its easier than finding the other side).
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I can only say this about that: I do not have one. One day I got stuck on an exit ramp due to a stuck float. The state police were ready to call a tow truck but I put it in third, hit the starter, and limped off the ramp to fix the float.

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Old 08-29-2007, 09:53 AM
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If you are running a hydraulic clutch, it is very easy to hook up a brake (hyd)pressure switch in parallel with the NSS. This way you can start your car in neutral or with the clutch depressed.
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