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Old 07-05-2005, 05:52 PM
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Ignition problem revisited w/pic

Was going back and forth with Arthur D. on this one so I hope he picks up. Put a new ignition switch in the TE today,,,, finally,,,, and everything works fine except for one little detail. I can get the engine running, but it won'
t come out of park. I have the cable connected to the ignition,,, and by the way, I have NO idea how that thing works,,, but won't shift out of park. I purchased a new NSS,,, see picture,,, but cannot locate the old one to save my life. Anyone have a confirmation if this IS a NSS, and where do I find it ? And do you think that is the problem ?
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