Same thing! Mine actually fell an killed my battery. Also had my battery die when my "alarm" was on.

When my power locks where "locked" they drew power. So I just pulled out the fuse.

my 96 is doing the same thing the last few weeks. its a stick so i know it is not the sifter problem.no interior lights or stuff obviously left on. hoping to learn something from what people have put up for you . i will let you know what is causing it on mine(if i find it soon)

I'm having same problem. Not interior lights, could be shifter (sometimes i need to push or pull the shifter in park and sometimes neutral to get it to start.) hood light already unplugged, gonna test everything I can tomorrow.

Here's some NSS stuff. Mine, I think I can just adjust since if I just pull the shifter back a little it works, both in park or neutral.

http://go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoNSSrebuild.htm

http://bc4x4.com/tech/2010/jeep-neut...ty-switch-nss/

Actually that one is new on me. Didn't know it could drain the battery. Anyway, "shifter jigglen", (no start's), and reverse light yea.

X2 on checking the hood & glove box lights. I didn't watch the vid, but Bota Bings logic makes sense to me.

have not found the problem with mine but it is on the interior light /radio circuit so far i pulled that fuse and no problem since. mine has nothing to do with the park switch being a 5 speed you guys might want to look into it just being light problems and maybe not that sensor . just an idea. will update where mine is going wrong when i have time to figure it out. will be starting on the switch for the rear overhead(trunk area) that switch is broken in mine got a feeling thats where i will find something