To switch back to automatic after being in the simulated manual mode, you need to shift past fifth gear. When you reach fifth gear, you can tap the shifter to the right twice and it will go back into automatic. Or, you can shift the car to neutral and then back to drive. I would suggest being stopped for this though.
If anything, there should be a switch or reset button on the back or bottom on the light (if its a portable lamp). If there is none, contact the company or consult an instruction manual.
bad fuse , bad electrical connection to or bad switch ( back up light switch on manual transmission / neutral safety switch on automatic transmission also acts as backup light switch )
Hey dude, you did not specify if it is automatic or standard transmission. If it is Manual Transmission, it is located on top of the transmission.
It doesnt say anywhere in the description of the item that is has an automatic off switch but I myself bought one by the same maker a few months back and it did not come with an automatic off switch.
child locks check owners manual for location of override switch... open front door look for switch on a or b piller
On a Manual Transmission Located on Left Hand Side of Trans. As for the Automatic Transmission your on your own. Hope This Helps.
The neutral start switch mounted on your automatic transmission also serves as the back up lamp switch.
Located on under the dash, mounted on the steering column WRONG!! The neutral safety switch, or as it actually is, multi position switch, is mounted on the left(driver) side of the transmission if it is an automatic. If it is a manual it is located on the clutch pedal mount up high. On a manual you can bypass it by cutting the two wires and hooking them together. On an automatic you must change it, and if you leave the bad one on the automatic you will end up damaging the transmission.
depends on if it is an automatic or manual
the back up light switch is located in the gear shifter console
A retaining clip holds the ignition switch in place on the back of the ignition cylinder on your 2000 Dodge Ram.