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Old 04-01-2022, 04:59 PM
Omagunagitya Omagunagitya is offline
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Omagunagitya Omagunagitya is offline
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Real Name: Andy
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I just replaced the Neutral Safety Switch (Transmission Range Sensor) on my '05 SR5 and had the same struggles as a lot of people here in removing the old one. A good piece of advice that I wanted to share was to sand the rectangular post using a Dremel (barrel-shaped sander bit) BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO PULL ON IT... and the old one should come off a lot easier. I didn't try this until after I spent 5 frustrating hours using gear pullers and prybars. Hope this helps someone in the future.
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