If you have to wiggle the shift lever in park or neutral to get the starter to crank the engine, the neutral safety switch is probably worn or out of adjustment.
Vehicle won't start - jumps the terminals on switch and vehicle starts
NO it will not.
jump the terminal on the switch and try starting the car. car should start
A bad neutral safety switch generally causes one of two problems. Either the car can start in any gear, creating a safety hazard, or it will not start at all.
No ... A bad neutral safety switch will let the car start in any gear,but will not prevent the car from going into reverse
The neutral safety switch, release switch, or brake switch is bad.
The Neutral Safety switch enables the vehicle to ONLY start in either Park or neutral for Automatics and Only when clutch is engaged in vehicles with a manual Transmission. The switch will either work or not work. Their is no slow fade in operation. If the neutral safety switch is bad it will not send a signal or ground out the transmission so the vehicle will start. ALSO...If the wire leading to or from the switch is frayed , cut, or disconnected, the vehicle when not be able to start as well.
Any of the following.... Bad battery, bad starter, bad ignition switch, bad neutral safety switch
you may have a bad neutral safety switch. if you hold your foot on the brake turn the key and place the transmission selector in neutral and it cranks and starts this will tell all. Some model neutral safety switch can be removed,cleaned and reinstalled to function correctly again to be trouble free for many more miles.
Bad neutral or clutch safety switch? Bad starter? bad starter solenoid?
Bad or "jumped" neutral safety switch
potential will not get to your starter.. causing your engine not to crank..