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Bill Lenz 02-14-2005 07:48 AM

Trans in Park Switch
 
The car I am working on is a 93 300E. The problem I am having is that on occassion the car will not crank. If I move the shift lever the car will crank. I believe the problem is in the interlock switch that is to confirm the car is in park.

Is there any adjustment on this switch or linkage?

mbdoc 02-14-2005 08:22 AM

The Park/Neutral switch is on the drivers side of the TRANSMISSION! That is the starting point.

Arthur Dalton 02-14-2005 10:52 AM

Check the shifter rod bushings for wear/slop.
The Switch has 2 oblonged mounting holes that allow the sw. to be turned for adjustment...
These are common age failure item and prob just needs to be changed..

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abe g 02-14-2005 12:24 PM

shifter safety switch
 
Before you do anything or replace, try this: Spray switch and contacts liberally with WD 40. This switch gets lots of dirt and spray. I had this problem, and Wd 40 did the trick, Good luck, Abe G

C32AMG 02-14-2005 07:29 PM

If all else fails , put the lever in “N,” loosen the two bolts , there is a hole on the selector lever on the transmission that goes into the switch, insert a 4mm drill bit shank through that hole while moving the switch on its axis, tighten the bolts. That is the adjustment for the switch.


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