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Ltz 400 Neutral Safety Switch Bypass. Even if you got it running, the reverse rev limiter would probably. Either a fried neutral switch (gear position sensor) or fried harness. Anyone know what to do to bypass this switch allowing the mount of an aftermarket clutch perch? This may give you running issue as the cdi box will. Bypassing the clutch switch (by shorting its wires together as you described) simply eliminates this requirement and allows. My neutral safety switch went out on a prospecting trip. Try grounding the blue/black wire that is coming from the wire harness to the neutral switch. I bought an asv clutch perch and was wondering how you bypass the neutral saftey, do you splice the wires and tie them together ? The clutch lever needs to be pulled regardless of in gear or in neutral for the starter to activate. Remove the clutch safety switch and splice the wires together to complete the circuit. The switch is a normal open (no).

Bypassing the clutch switch (by shorting its wires together as you described) simply eliminates this requirement and allows. The clutch lever needs to be pulled regardless of in gear or in neutral for the starter to activate. My neutral safety switch went out on a prospecting trip. Even if you got it running, the reverse rev limiter would probably. Remove the clutch safety switch and splice the wires together to complete the circuit. Either a fried neutral switch (gear position sensor) or fried harness. This may give you running issue as the cdi box will. Anyone know what to do to bypass this switch allowing the mount of an aftermarket clutch perch? Try grounding the blue/black wire that is coming from the wire harness to the neutral switch. I bought an asv clutch perch and was wondering how you bypass the neutral saftey, do you splice the wires and tie them together ?

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Ltz 400 Neutral Safety Switch Bypass Anyone know what to do to bypass this switch allowing the mount of an aftermarket clutch perch? The clutch lever needs to be pulled regardless of in gear or in neutral for the starter to activate. I bought an asv clutch perch and was wondering how you bypass the neutral saftey, do you splice the wires and tie them together ? Even if you got it running, the reverse rev limiter would probably. My neutral safety switch went out on a prospecting trip. Anyone know what to do to bypass this switch allowing the mount of an aftermarket clutch perch? This may give you running issue as the cdi box will. The switch is a normal open (no). Remove the clutch safety switch and splice the wires together to complete the circuit. Either a fried neutral switch (gear position sensor) or fried harness. Try grounding the blue/black wire that is coming from the wire harness to the neutral switch. Bypassing the clutch switch (by shorting its wires together as you described) simply eliminates this requirement and allows.