jsperk

I had a friend follow instructions from a site to loosen the adjusting bolt so we did and moved it and retightened so my back up lights were working a little better.My question is , since we did that I had a check engine light come on and the codes were po700/po705.Could that be related to the adjustment we did.Seems to run normal.I cleared the code hasn't come back yet.I have alot of miles 197,000.

Thanks.

Teal96XJ

Man i remember when my NSS went out on me i think i was the only XJ that had a push button start on it.....

BuckB91XJ

on't know what that code means but, if you zeroed it out and it hasn't come back. Roll with it.
Did adjusting your NSS fix your problem you were adjusting for?

okcjeeper

Might need to rebuild the NSS (neutral safety switch). here's a link on how..

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

jsperk

Back up lights didn't come on at all , now they come on if I bump the shifter since we adjusted it.I may do that whole cleaning procedure or find one from a junk yard and clean that one put it on and clean the other and keep for a spare.

Thanks.

okcjeeper

Sounds like a plan..Keep us posted.

jstewart1960

Probabaly will fall apart , I got one for $129 at teamcherokee.com.

Howler_GT

What usually goes wrong with them is the factory dielectric grease gums up after years of use. Causing the springed contacts inside to stay depressed causing a no-contact situation.

They can easily be rebuilt for under $15.
There are MANY write-ups on rebuilding the NSS all over the web.
Buying a highly-overpriced new unit is not always the answer. That is unless you feel like throwing your money around.

So far I have rebuilt 3 units and I am running two of them on a daily basis, and have not had any problems.
If it falls apart....you didn't do it right.

TimothyRaymond85

That god. I searched this. This is what is wrong with my truck they run between 300-400 dollars. im gonna take it apart and try and clean it

Never_grew_up

I had the NSS go out on my daughter's '96 cherokee but unfortunately she was away at school (4-1/2hr drive) when it did. She had a friend whose uncle worked for an auto parts co who got her an OEM part at cost ($100) and we paid the local AAMCO 1 hour labor to replace it.

Now her 2000 cherokee needs NSS attention but since she's home now I'm going to try the rebuild 1st.

Never_grew_up

P.S. The dealership wanted $380.00 JUST FOR THE PART!