I’m installing a new lokar shifter, and now the neutral safety switch doesn’t fit.. Is there another place for me to install a reverse switch on the C6? Thanks, Jim
You have to use their switch but its only for start in park or neutral and no reverse lights unless its been changed since I bought one,I went back to a factory column shift so I could mount that switch on the trans.
Got to do away with , OEM switch and the Lokar shifter has a switch to screws into the shifter near the handle
I proposed this solution to a similar inquiry last month and it seems to me to be a reasonable idea - mind you, I haven't really done it. Try a Mopar neutral safety switch. They screw into the side of the transmission case and have three prongs. The two outer ones are for the backup light and the center one goes to ground in neutral and park. The neutral start part requires the use of a relay. This should be adaptable to the Lokar shifter since it works the same. The linkage slides across engaging the spring loaded plunger. If you are anyway mechanically inclined, it could be adapted. No one has responded with likes or death threats so I thought I'd run it by again.
Thanks all, appreciate the responses. Hoping to stick with a floor shifter, but the Lokar switch doesn’t include reverse light (odd).. Has anyone tried one of theses: https://www.jegs.com/i/Lokar/625/CI...qV-0NwiInqFUQefs4c16lJdUYFTz58RxoChAYQAvD_BwE
Having reverse lights, I like it when I am walking to a store and a car backing out of its space has its reverse lights come on... I want to give others the same heads up... lower pic. . I use a ford floor shifter, late 60's early 70's... think it is from a C6 ? … $10 at a swapmeet. it has the nslo switch located in the shifter box... [4] wires... memory says ; hot in... hot to park... hot to neutral... hot to reverse lights... may be wrong !
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