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    1. 12-20-2006 #1
      lil zl1
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      Neutral safety switch

      I am finishing up wiring with a new american autowire kit in a 69 with a t56 chevy/viper trans. What is the best way to wire up a neutral safety switch in this particular application? I have a wire marked solenoid and is connected to it and i have one marked neutral safety switch. This is where i got lost in that i don't know what and where to connect these to make it work.Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.

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    3. 12-21-2006 #2
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      I don't know if your car actually came with one when running a manual. That being said, I would use a brake light switch mounted so you need to have the clutch pushed to let it crank.

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      Quote Originally Posted by lil zl1
      I am finishing up wiring with a new american autowire kit in a 69 with a t56 chevy/viper trans. What is the best way to wire up a neutral safety switch in this particular application? I have a wire marked solenoid and is connected to it and i have one marked neutral safety switch. This is where i got lost in that i don't know what and where to connect these to make it work.Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
      Hi.

      The wiring in the trans in too light of a gauge and this must be done with a relay. There are so many additional questions we need to ask you about the set-up of your trans, and a few other things, before we can recommend a solution, so I'd ask that you please call us 800-482-WIRE, and he can help you with this.

      Thanks!
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    5. 01-12-2007 #4
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      Why not ask them here so we all can learn?
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      Quote Originally Posted by JamesJ View Post
      Why not ask them here so we all can learn?

      Bumping this from the dead as I have the same question. 67 Firebird LS1/T56 NSS wiring. I have the relay wired in just not sure "how" it goes in there....
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    7. 11-09-2016 #6
      Scott Atk
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      In 69 they had a Clutch Safety Switch, any reason you couldn't use one on a 68? Especially since the AAW kit has provisions for it.

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