Installation Time
(approx) 1 Hour
Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
Installation Guides
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Quantity Required 1
- Sold As Each
- Packaging Box
- Weight 0.20 Pounds
- Package Length 3.25 Inches
- Package Width 1.25 Inches
- Package Height 1.25 Inches
- Additional Shipping No
- Body Codes Cj-5, Yj, Sj, J-Series, Xj, Zj, Other, Cj-7, Wg, Wj, Cj-8, Tj
- 2 Or 4 Door Any
- Lhd Or Rhd Any
- Group Electrical
- Color Black; Unpainted
- Construction Plastic; Steel
- Hardware N/A
- Hazardous Material No
- Axle Any
- Engine Any
- Transfer Case Any
- Transmission A904, 30RH, 32RH, 42RE, 44RE, 46RH, A727, A999, Varies With Application
- Fits 84-96 Jeep Cherokee XJ
Description
Essential Safety Component. The Neutral Safety Switch prevents the engine from starting unless the transmission is in neutral or park, ensuring vehicle safety during startup. It plays a crucial role in protecting both the vehicle and operator by eliminating accidental starts in unsafe transmission positions.
Construction and Appearance. Constructed from durable plastic and steel, the switch features an unpainted black finish that offers corrosion resistance and a professional industrial look suitable for long-term use.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and generally requires no drilling or special modifications. It is designed for direct replacement on compatible transmissions for a secure and hassle-free fit.
Application. This neutral safety switch fits Jeep Cherokee XJ models from 1984 through 1996.
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Install Details & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Neutral Safety Switch
Tech Specs
Tech Guides:
4.7
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