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manual to auto swap wiring

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#1 ·
i connected the park/nuetral wires together (nex to the fuse box) and i unplugged the key solenoid.. it still wont start from inside, what do i do? help me!! i dont wanna jump it from under the hood everytime!
 
#3 ·
hey man im in the same situation right now. I got everything plugged up. im gonna take a test light and see if the starter is getting any power. I think that is the best thing for me to do right now. Let me know if you got that thing to start or to crank over.
 
#6 ·
hey fellas,

the thing to do is to get on the passenger side fuse box and and at the outside of that box at the bottom there is a two prong plug just jumper that together
sorry for such a quick non descriptive answer but when I have time I'll post the best answer I can
 
#7 ·
did that, i mean i wont get any signal from inside the car. i need to jumper it from the outside. i can crank it from those two plugs. i jus set a bridge across the two wires, and connected the plugs. it starts the car.. but i can't start it form inside. i'm jus going to set it up to a switch so i can jus push start it. any suggestions? bad idea?
 
#10 ·
I finally got it to crank. it runs alittle rough but i should be able to fix it.
I plugged it in before and it didnt work. we played around with the wires and put it back the way we had it and it worked.
I would make sure that your main ignition power is wired up right.
 
#12 ·
which connector is the park/nuetral wires? I looked all over this forum and i couldn't tell which connector is the park/nuetral wires. THis is the last step for me to finish my swap... any help in detail will be helpful.

thanks!!!
 
#14 ·
Had same problem...

Under the fuse box on the passenger side fenderwell there is a thick black wire with a yellow tracer....that wire needs to be jumped together because it's the nuetral safety switch. I was pulling my hair out...mine wouldn't crank either. You literally have to unbolt the fuse box and lift it up to see it. ;)