Got the usual codes so changed out the nss, seems to be working fine I have reverse lights now. Still have the codes but I'll give it sometime. Just wondering somewhere along its journey someone added an extra wire to the harness side of the plug. Wondering if I should reattach it to the firewall or not thinking its a ground but why?

 

You need to have the codes cleared to rest it. You can take it to any auto parts store and have them clear it for you.

 

i have the reader to clear the codes just wondering about the wire

 

still have the codes, erased but they're not erasing? is there a fuse for the nss?

 

If that is a black/white tracer wire at the plug, grounding that bypasses the starter interlock, allowing the starter to crank regardless of shifter position. It's a fairly common bypass when the NSS fails.

 

yeah its attached to the black wire figured it was some type of ground they may have tried to fix it. thanks