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Old 04-27-2017, 09:39 AM
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messing with this wire under the car will cause it to start. what is the easiest way to repair this and what part do i need to order if any. i'm thinking maybe i could just repair the wires but i would like a real fix rather then a rigged fix.
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I can't tell from the picture where it's located or what it's attached to. A little more info or more pics would be nice.
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i think maybe the neutral safety switch harness? not positive.
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A rigged fix is a real fix.
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What ever it is, you're going to have to cut and splice wires anyway. It looks like the wire is broken inside the insulation at the plug. You can get a new plug from a dealer or cut one out of a junkyard, but you'll have to know what it's for to buy one. I doubt it's for the NSS because that's screwed into the side of the transmission near the pan on the driver's side.

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