Whats everyone using for for a clutch neutral safety switch?

[chally426]

As the title says, I have a 71 Cuda the 4 speed pedals and a magnum T56 6 speed

Thanks...

[shawge]

If the T56 is like the TKO, there should be a NSS switch installed. On the TKO, it is near the shifter and is a two prong plug.
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If you are looking for a clutch safety switch - the one inside the cabin on the clutch pedal - you will either need to find a good OEM one or fab up a bracket and use a micro switch.

[HP_Cuda]

Actually nothing!   

[72bluNblu]

My right hand to make sure the gearshift is in neutral.

[roadman5312]

My right hand to make sure the gearshift is in neutral.

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[LAA66]

 A while back on my 70 Challenger, I took the clutch safety switch apart and managed to get it working again. Can't remember exactly how but it still going. (also have a bypass ground wire at the ready just in case.)

[YellowThumper]

Going on 25 years without mine.

[Mopar73340]

I use a micro switch not only to remind me about the clutch and neutral but also to keep anyone else from starting it.

[GreenFish]

yeah, I have the TKO and I just leave it unplugged

[GoodysGotaCuda]

I will likely rig up a switch to the clutch as a starter disable as well as using it as an input for a no-lift-shift.


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