i need to find neutral safety switch located
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i need to find neutral safety switch located
hello i have dodge durango sport 2000 engine ,4.7L 4x4
i'm geting code in the Computer neutral safety switch/parking
i buy one & i'm looking for it all over i cant find it
i have try the ALLDATA Repair at only show for ( dodge durango sport 2000 ) with Out 4x4 i attech the image for you to see & i have the 4x4 is not the same transmission
can you guys give me the Picture where safety switch/parking located for dodge durango sport 2000 engine ,4.7L 4x4
thank you
i'm geting code in the Computer neutral safety switch/parking
i buy one & i'm looking for it all over i cant find it
i have try the ALLDATA Repair at only show for ( dodge durango sport 2000 ) with Out 4x4 i attech the image for you to see & i have the 4x4 is not the same transmission
can you guys give me the Picture where safety switch/parking located for dodge durango sport 2000 engine ,4.7L 4x4
thank you
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on my ram with 5.2/5.9 and 46RE transmission, it on drivers side, tucked in behind the linkage. electrical connector attached.
if yours is working you could unplug it to confirm that backup lights quit and it wont start.
if yours is working you could unplug it to confirm that backup lights quit and it wont start.
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What's the problem? You have an illustration of the neutral safety switch in your post for the 5.2/5.9L... NOT the 4.7. Yours is internal to the transmission. IIRC, it is part of the backup solenoid assembly and costs about $350 for the part, $500 with labor at the dealer.
Here are 5.2/5.9 photos for future reference. Part costs about $15 and takes about 15 minutes to repair as compared to the above 4.7 setup.
Thanks FC!
IndyDurango
Here are 5.2/5.9 photos for future reference. Part costs about $15 and takes about 15 minutes to repair as compared to the above 4.7 setup.
Thanks FC!
IndyDurango
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the problem is i have check engine light so i scan it with my friend Computer i'm geting code the parking neutral safety switch is net working
i want to autozone & ask for parking neutral safety switch for my car
dodge durango sport 2000 engine ,4.7L 4x4 he give me the same switch you post look just like it
so i look for it & i did not find it this why i ask for the pic to see where is it
so now you telling me my is not the same like yours?
internal to the transmission so this mean i have to open the transmission is inside the transmission
i want to autozone & ask for parking neutral safety switch for my car
dodge durango sport 2000 engine ,4.7L 4x4 he give me the same switch you post look just like it
so i look for it & i did not find it this why i ask for the pic to see where is it
so now you telling me my is not the same like yours?
internal to the transmission so this mean i have to open the transmission is inside the transmission
What's the problem? You have an illustration of the neutral safety switch in your post for the 5.2/5.9L... NOT the 4.7. Yours is internal to the transmission. IIRC, it is part of the backup solenoid assembly and costs about $350 for the part, $500 with labor at the dealer.
Here are 5.2/5.9 photos for future reference. Part costs about $15 and takes about 15 minutes to repair as compared to the above 4.7 setup.
Thanks FC!
IndyDurango
Here are 5.2/5.9 photos for future reference. Part costs about $15 and takes about 15 minutes to repair as compared to the above 4.7 setup.
Thanks FC!
IndyDurango
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Just found this:
(thermistor) that communicates
TRANSMISSION RANGE SENSOR
DESCRIPTION
The Transmission Range Sensor (TRS) is mounted
to the top of the valve body inside the transmission.
The Transmission Range Sensor (TRS) has six
switch contacts that:
to the top of the valve body inside the transmission.
The Transmission Range Sensor (TRS) has six
switch contacts that:
²
Determine shift lever position
²
Supply ground to the Starter Relay in Park and
Neutral only.
Neutral only.
²
Supply ground to the TCM for backup lamp control
in Reverse only.
The TRS also has an integrated temperature sensor
in Reverse only.
The TRS also has an integrated temperature sensor
(thermistor) that communicates
