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Old 04-03-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default Bypassing neutral safety switch on 1988 Mustang

Any ideas how to bypass the neutral safety switch on my 88 mustang with a t5???????
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Take it out and push it in activating it keeping it in the closed position, and tape it up with some of that gorilla tape. This is the way my 86 gt was when I got it.
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I think you mean the clutch interlock switch - the reason you have to push in the clutch to sttart the car. If you bypass the nuetral switch, you won't be able to pull EEC trouble codes.

Bypassing the clutch interlock is not a good idea - if it's broke, get a new one. Someday you'll start the car in gear and hit something.
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Im not worried about hitting anything if you know how please tell me because my sensor wires got cut and i cant start it
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Power up the wires. Just bypass the switch and hook up the wires together. You'll get power through them, it'll act like a constantly closed switch.
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