85-87 Neutral Safety Switch Pigtail?

[Bowtiek10]

I'm trying to find a part number or be pointed in the right direction to find a pigtail for the neutral safety switch on the hydraulic pedal assemblies out of 85-87 trucks. I've been searching it quite a bit, but I haven't come up with anything yet. Here's a pic to be extra specific. Thanks in advance

 

[sweetk30]

70's style gm truck wipe motor use the same style plug .

I had one once and I found it fit good .

 

[Bowtiek10]

70's style gm truck wipe motor use the same style plug .

I had one once and I found it fit good .

I'll give this a try. Thank you! You seem to be very informative on this forum and that goes a long way for new guys like me

 

[sweetk30]

shhhh don't tell anyone

the wiper motor plug I told you is were I got mine for one I never installed before going auto . but they did fit in the switch . might have had to trim a alignment tab down I forget .

 

[Bowtiek10]

shhhh don't tell anyone

the wiper motor plug I told you is were I got mine for one I never installed before going auto . but they did fit in the switch . might have had to trim a alignment tab down I forget .

You wouldn't also happen to know how the switch is wired would you?

 

[dyeager535]

You'll have the best resources if you download the factory service and electrical manuals for your truck, here: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showpost.php?p=5621043&postcount=1

The parts manuals can sometimes come in handy as well.

 

[sweetk30]

here ya go factory removed unit . . .

 

[dyeager535]

If I'm not mistaken those are the "neutral start" wires, and the other terminals would be for the cruise cutoff.

 

[Bowtiek10]

here ya go factory removed unit . . .

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If I'm not mistaken those are the "neutral start" wires, and the other terminals would be for the cruise cutoff.

Thanks you guys. I also checked online and surprisingly they run a very similar part on T5's in mustangs.