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Old 01-12-2006, 01:13 AM   #1
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Neutral Safety Wire

did a little searching but couldnt find a straight answer. basically my car(91 240SX Fastback MT) is equipped with remote start but it doesnt have neutral safety installed. luckily i dont have a habit of leaving the car in gear, but id like to be able to remote start my car with peace in mind. anyways does my car have a neutral safety switch, if so what color is the wire or do i have to run a wire from transmission?
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There is no neutral safety switch like on automatic cars, but there is a neutral position switch, green/orange, found at the ECU. It grounds when in neutral, that should work for you if the unit requires a ground.
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Old 01-12-2006, 01:41 PM   #3
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i believe my alarm needs a ground signal to disable remote start but i can wire a up relay to make the neutral ground signal work.
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when i did my at to mt swap i left the neutral switch unplugged, but im going put the plug back on and splice the wires into the alarm. i havent done it yet, its just hanging but thats what im planning to do.
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Old 01-12-2006, 04:52 PM   #5
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i plan on wiring it like this

85 - Neutral Position Wire
86 - ACC(may have to use constant instead)
87 - none
87a - Alarm Hood Pin Wire
30 - Ground
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