Miata Mailing List: May 1997, Message #2
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From: 	"Albert" <abarth@earthlink.net>

Subject: Re: Neutral Safety Switch

Date: 	Thu, 1 May 1997 00:26:09 -0500







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> From: Sam Sharp <ssharp@highfiber.com>

> To: Multiple recipients of list <miata@list.realbig.com>

> Subject: Re: Neutral Safety Switch

> Date: Wednesday, April 30, 1997 9:18 PM

> 

> Hi!  There's no neutral safety switch on my '90, but there is (was) a

switch

> that requires the clutch to be pressed before the starter will work.  I

> assume this is what you're talking about.  When you look under there

you'll

> see a switch up by the clutch pedal.  That's not it.  That one is for the

> cruise control.  The one you want is the other one that you don't see. 

If I

> remember right it's way up there, against the firewall.  I think I

followed

> the wires coming out of it to a connector, pulled it apart, and made a

> jumper wire for the "car" side of it.  Nothing to it once you find the

> switch.  I *HATE* a car that forces me to step on the clutch like I'm too

> stupid to check if it's in gear, which it's not.  My windows and trunk

work

> without the key, too, but that's another story....

> 

> Sam and Baby, who says ****RAINSUX****

> 

> At 01:53 PM 4/29/97 -0500, you wrote:

> >I will probably get flamed for this, but does anyone know the

particulars

> >of how to bypass the neutral safety switch on a '96 PEP 5-spd?  I would

> >like to install a remote starter, and . . . the rest is obvious.

> >

> >Thanks in advance.

> >

> >Kevin Christenson

> >(kchrist2@ford.com) 

> >Black^3 '96 PEP - KCMIATA 

> >

> >

> >



Roll down the window without a key.  Hmmm, that is very interesting.  I

always thought that all you need to roll down the window is your hands or

feet.  Using a key?  Hmmm, it must be a new age thing!



Albert