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Old 06-11-2005, 11:08 PM   #1
hilljob26
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question about neatral safety switch

just as it says,i got a painless wiring kit and am hooking up the interior,the wires only have 2 wires for the ns switch,there are 2 prongs on the left as well as the right,the wire come on each side of the brake setup,now i need to know which ones i plug them into,and do i jumop the other 2,the ignition works if i jump just the 2 wires together,but i would really like to use that switch,can anyone help
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Old 06-11-2005, 11:40 PM   #2
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The two parallel prongs on the passenger side are for the heavy gauge wires (purple on an OEM wiring harness) that come from the ignition switch. The two prongs that are at right angles with each other are for your backup lights.
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