Posts : 200 Join date : 2012-06-21 Location : Durham
Subject: neutral position switch (newage) Tue 21 Aug - 23:35
where is it?
whats the best way to check it? clean, replace etc??
tx
martyp1970
Posts : 724 Join date : 2011-05-12 Age : 53 Location : 50 shades of northumberland
Subject: Re: neutral position switch (newage) Tue 21 Aug - 23:43
nyscooby wrote:
where is it?
whats the best way to check it? clean, replace etc??
tx
The only reason I knew mine was on its way out was when it was getting mapped and obviously it controls your avcs VVT , It goes intermittent that's how it was picked up. No clean just buy another I think I payed about £40 but it is located on the up side of the gearbox and you can only get to it from under the car so gearbox has to be loosened to manoeuvre in. An hours labour or less mate.
nyscooby
Posts : 200 Join date : 2012-06-21 Location : Durham
Subject: Re: neutral position switch (newage) Tue 21 Aug - 23:45
£40 from whom may i ask ya?
drew@drewsautos
Posts : 2346 Join date : 2010-04-19 Location : All Major Debit & Credit Cards Now Accepted
Subject: Re: neutral position switch (newage) Wed 22 Aug - 7:30
Dealers or mark at import car parts, as Martin says in on the top of the box can be a pig to change depends how tight it is lol
locky@HYDROtek
Posts : 1597 Join date : 2011-08-26 Age : 44 Location : chester le street
Subject: Re: neutral position switch (newage) Wed 22 Aug - 8:23
Yeh mine was picked up on a Andy Forrest mapping sesh also I wouldn't of known.......Andy kindon sorted mine with no hassle ;0)
martyp1970
Posts : 724 Join date : 2011-05-12 Age : 53 Location : 50 shades of northumberland
Subject: Re: neutral position switch (newage) Wed 22 Aug - 9:24
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