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Old 05-27-2019, 06:29 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Jmatchley86 View Post
Just looked at that switch and its being pressed when the clutch is all the way released. I even put my finger between it and the rubber stopper thing to make sure there was decent pressure.

I'm at a loss, is there any other sensor that could be knocked out? And if they are plugged in is there some sort of reset (not ecu i have established that does not work) for the sensor?

Thanks for the help too!
When I had my problem, the switch visibly looked to be positioned correctly. It was only the faint little click of the switch making and breaking (or lack there of) that let me know there was an issue. The body of the switch is threaded with a nut on each side setting its position. Just a fraction of a turn can be enough to throw it out of position.
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