GM Genuine Parts D2263C Park/Neutral Position and Back-Up Lamp Switch
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Under your truck, check for leaks. Make sure the transmission is on the right side. There is a good chance that it will work if it looks the same.
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There is a 4L60E transmission on it.
There is only one problem it works on a 1999 Blazer with a 4L60E transmission. Look up the part number on Amazon after you verify the spec, ask a dealer for a price quote, and then check the dealer for part numbers.
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An Allison transmission is available for the 1L. I have used it with my 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500HD LT 8. It works well. It is easy to install the Allison Transmission for the 1L engine. I noticed that my truck was doing a few of these things before I installed this part. Whenever I put the truck in park, the gear indicator was blinking and it would not go into any gears the doors would not unlock. There were times when it would work fine and then not work at the next red light or stop sign. A slam would occasionally occur when the transmission engaged. It appears that this part has resolved all those problems, and I hope this review is helpful to We appreciate the great price and the quality of the.
I always purchase OEM-grade replacement parts when it comes to safety and sensors. Nothing can be further from the truth. Exactly what I needed. In order to install the transmission properly, make sure your vehicle is properly secured with wheel chocks before you attempt As a tip to beginners, the metal bracket you see through the middle is only meant to hold the bracket in place until you install it over the shaft of the shift selector. It is possible to remove the old selector shaft by filing the end where the 15mm nut goes on while you are trying to remove the old one, as tightening it at the factory often caused the end to over-extend and become damaged. Removing and reinstalling is difficult because the disk is too large. In addition, the American Motors wiring harness for this plug was often glued in place. To remove it easily, you can use a heat gun, but be careful, the connectors will be hot.
Do not attempt to unplug the wires of an old tranny when pulling the new In such a case, the plastic casing will break and fall As opposed to unplugging the cables, the cable is basically ripped in half. To replace one of these, you need to order a new one. An alternate method (Save $ method) is to separate the part from the tunnel before removing it. That video online would have saved me from breaking it if I had seen it before.
When I did some research on sources other than Amazon, I wasn't entirely certain that this part would fit the Duramax with Allison 5-speed transmission It is fast. It works, and it does so While it wasn't difficult to install the device, removing the two cables was a little challenging since they were probably attached.
A 2002 Chevrolet silverado 4 was the vehicle I worked on. My car would intermittently not crank and would not start. I'd have to run it through the gears to get it started so I thought it had to be this part. The new part worked fine for a while, but it did not fix my intermittent problem. When I went to get my starter tested, it passed, but it was a weak starter compared to the new one. To resolve intermittent problems with no start and no crank, replacement of the starter was performed.
I bought this for my 2003 Avalanche with the 4wd 4l60E that has the 7 and 6 cylinders Aside from the differences in the plugs from the OEM part, the only difference I noticed is that the plastic housing on the selector levers wasn't squared or rectangular like the OEM part. being said, I put the transmission in neutral before installing it (these switches come with neutral selected) and had to use quite a bit of force to get it in place, however, it’s been working fine. I gave it one star for the forceful installation.
The switch comes with a metal alignment piece that keeps it aligned with the neutral position A switch is installed and then it is removed. A problem with my van led to intermittent no start. My car would sometimes not start when I tried starting it sometimes the dash lights would go out. Sound is absent from the recording. As soon as I start the car while driving with the automatic transmission in either drive or reverse, exactly the same thing happens. I was able to start the car by shifting through the gears on the transmission a few times. As part of a full service completion, I decided to order a new neutral safety switch, or PNP switch (park neutral position) as described in the factory handbook. As soon as I got out of the car, I put it in neutral and applied the parking brake. As part of the removal process I applied a freeze-type removal spray to the nut holding the switching metal plate on the switch center to loosen it. I then removed the nut using a 15mm socket from the socket without having It's important to hold the metal plate with something since it will turn when you turn it with the wrench. There is only one part of the linkage cable which connects with the metal plate, and the bottom part simply Both of the wire harnesses that are attached to the switch are glued in so they would not dislodge. The glue was supposed to be softened using heat, according to someone. Since the old switch will end up in the trash anyhow, I really did not have to worry about crowbars - just used a screwdriver to crack the plastic covering it. This is because it is old and brittle, so it is easily peeled off. With a 13 mm socket, I removed the final two bolts on each side and slid the switch the rest of the way a new switch is just the opposite of how you did it before.
Using my Amazon account information, I was able to find the product for my 2005 Chevy Silverado 1500 2WD. I have all my cars sorted by engine year, make, model, etc, and this switch was supposed to fit my car as well. There is a standard truck 5 in my household. The 460LE transmission goes with the 3 litre engine. I received this plug exactly as expected, for both reverse lights and the park safety switch. It came with two prongs for connection. The year I've been working on all fits into a single In order to install it before 9 at night, I had to spend the rest of the day visiting an auto store with one in stock ( 45 minutes away) then fight traffic for an hour to get there. My bill at O'Reilly's was twice as much as at the retailer. It's a pity that's the case. It is a 3 star product for price and delivery, but it is a 1 star product for easy installation.
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