ok got a new one from the dealer when i put it on 1st time i installed it without a washer didnt know just wanted to do it quick (lazy) gear got stuck so i go back put the old washer on with new switch worked. 5min later im driving engine light comes on ran it on a scanner at work same code. not a tech but i know how to do basic things on a car work with 1 tech but he sucks i dont trust him. anyways the old switch had like a lil bit bigger ball at the top of the switch new one was a lil smaller. and can that washer make a difference?(dunno)
MSP neutral saftey switch still showing a code?
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hornsfan10609
Certified Mazda Tech
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- 2003.5 Mazdaspeed Protege x2
The washer can make a difference however it sounds like the switch itself is not the problem, check the wiring to the switch and all possible grounds.
It is also possible the original code was never deleted and it is showing an existing pending code.
It is also possible the original code was never deleted and it is showing an existing pending code.
Tested all circuts etc everything and anything wire has juice The dickhead was trying to help thinking idk sht so he pokes a lil hole in The sensor wire both sides to test it no juice it was well grounded. Now with that said theres no returning saying its a defective. Now im really clueless its from mazda wtf i know its The right switch seen another sensor looks just like it on front of trans dont think thats it tho.
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- Completely Stock P5
There is a neutral switch and the reverse lights switch.
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- Completely Stock P5
I have no idea how the shift linkage could go "bad". Only thing that might fail are the bushings, both kartboy and Corksport sell replacements for cheap.
