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Old 10-05-2016, 06:31 AM
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722.4 shifter wires

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I'm transplanting engine and gearbox from a W124 OM606.910 to a G-wagen. Engine is finally in place. Now I'm working on fitting shifter and linkage.

I've removed the shifter from the W124. It's the 722.4 model. I know of the neutral safety switch, which is a long and flat electrical connector. But on the shifter there are also two wire joints that somehow unlocks the shifter - what are they? Are they also related to the NSS?

Please see attached pictures. Any insight is greatly appreciated.




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Old 10-05-2016, 07:11 AM
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These are ball sockets that accept Bowden cables.

The one in the front goes to the brake pedal, and prohibits shifting out of P unless the brake is pressed.

The one in the rear goes to the key cylinder to prohibit removal of the key unless in P, and also prevent shifting out of P without the key..

Both of these interlocks are due to federal mandates in the early 90s precipitated by the infamous "runaway Audi 5000".

Check out this thread where someone found a shifter from a later 124 and transplanted it into a first gen 124 without the interlock.

http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/296365-retrofit-brake-pedal-shift-interlock-1987-w124-3.html

Note: Neutral safety switch and reverse lights are handled in the transmission on a 722.4 similar to all earlier models. Not until the 722.6 and the W210 did the reverse lights come up in to the shifter, and neutral safety is part of the conductor plate. The 210 with 722.6 has a "R/P lock solenoid", this is engaged by the transmission computer to prevent you from going into R or P at speed
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Old 10-05-2016, 07:52 AM
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Thanks a bunch! I'm always amazed by the vast mount of knowledge on this forum! I'll check that link. Thanks again!

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