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NSS wiring help - 1/19/2007 8:54:32 PM

yonu

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Hi,

I am hopeing you folks can help me out I swapped a motor and AOD trans from a 88 grand marquis into my 79 F100 I am trying to finish up the wiring and have a minor problem I was able to wire the backup lights with no troublew but I have no idea how to wire the NSS as it only has 1 wire so I am a bit confused what to do with it any help would be great

Thanks in advance,
Yonu

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RE: NSS wiring help - 1/19/2007 9:45:16 PM

wheelsup68

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Gery Rig it, remove your old NSS and plug in to trucks harness and fix it so it is engaged. Then just remember to not start it in drive.

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RE: NSS wiring help - 1/19/2007 9:48:37 PM

yonu

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It is kind of like that now however I am trying to get it wired like it is suppose to be

thanks,
Yonu

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RE: NSS wiring help - 1/19/2007 10:49:08 PM

mayday

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Is this simply a wire that closes a loop when grounded? If so, you might be able to add a BOO like switch to your brake pedal. Put it ahead of the pedal instead of behind with a bracket. Then the truck will only start once you press the brake. It's not for me to ask why all the trouble.

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RE: NSS wiring help - 1/19/2007 10:56:49 PM

yonu

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there are 2 reason well actually 3. One is that I like everything to work, second is once in awhile I will loan the truck to a friend to run errands and want to avoid any mishaps and the 3rd is I installed a remote starter but have yeat to hook up the last wire for the fear of it not toally being in park and off it will go when I hit the remote, and as to the question about a loop I am not sure there are 3 wire on the plug on is the power coming in for the backup lights one is the out going and the 3rd I would assume is the NSS but I have no Idea how to make it work with 1 Wire

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