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INFINITI QX4 Park Neutral Position Switch

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A neutral safety switch is part of the starting interlock on many automatic-transmission vehicles. It provides a position-related signal so the starting system can recognize the appropriate selector position. Some applications call the part a park/neutral position switch or transmission range switch.

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Neutral Safety Switch for 2001-2003 INFINITI QX4

A-Premium®Part # APNES006

Neutral Safety Switch for 2001-2003 INFINITI QX4

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$53.99

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1-year warranty

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Fits INFINITI QX4: 2001 2002 2003

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Vehicle: INFINITI QX4

Item LocatedUnited States

Quantity1

ColorBlack, Silver

ConditionNew

item #10188HUL

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Neutral Safety Switches And Starting

A-Premium lists switches for selected vehicles and transmission types. Match the vehicle and transmission specification as well as the connector and mounting arrangement; similarly named switches do not all have the same connections.

Choosing A Neutral Safety Switch Replacement

The correct switch can depend on transmission design, engine or other application details. Some Honda Accord and Civic entries specify a continuously variable transmission, while a particular Chevrolet application limits the engine size. Use the note for the exact listing and vehicle.

If an engine will not crank or the indicated gear seems incorrect, the switch is one possible cause. Battery condition, wiring, selector linkage and other starting components can also require diagnosis. Keep the starting interlock functional; do not bypass it to make the vehicle start.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is a park/neutral switch the same as a transmission range switch?

On some vehicles the terms refer to the same service part. A GM bulletin for the Chevrolet City Express identifies its park/neutral position switch as a transmission range switch; other designs and functions vary by application.

Can a neutral safety switch be used in place of a clutch safety switch?

They monitor different controls. A park/neutral switch relates to transmission selector position, while a clutch safety switch responds to clutch-pedal operation. Select the interlock specified for the vehicle and transmission.

Why is the transmission type important when ordering?

A listed application can exclude another transmission fitted to the same model. One A-Premium switch specifies automatic CVT for certain Honda Accord and Civic applications, rather than the conventional automatic option. Check the note for the exact vehicle.

Does a replacement switch include its mounting bracket?

Not every listing supplies one. A Chevrolet switch in this collection specifically says the bracket is not included, so check the contents and the condition of the existing mount.

Does the new switch need to be adjusted after installation?

The mounting and setup procedure depend on the transmission. Some designs require the switch or selector linkage to be positioned correctly, while others use a different arrangement. Follow the vehicle-specific service procedure and verify normal starting interlock operation.

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