Hi Randall, I have a quick question for you. I have a new Stag
overdrive transmission that was put together by Quantum Mechanics. Only
problem is that the top cover has the overdrive switch way out at the
front top spot on the top cover. I was a little worried about the
switch hitting sheet metal when I do the transmission swap, so I picked
up another top cover. This cover has 2 switches at the back, 1 on each
side. Can this cover be used for overdrive, or would I need to tap
another hole for an additional switch? Are the 2 switches for seat belt
and reverse? Thanks for any advice. John Mitchell
On 1/14/2012 9:22 PM, Randall wrote:
>> Umm What's a neutral interlock?
> I forget the details on a TR6, but basically it's a switch that controls
> something that either only happens in neutral, or only happens not in
> neutral. For example, some cars will refuse to crank if the transmission is
> not in neutral.
>
> ISTR there was one year of US-spec TR6 that would not crank unless the
> driver's seat belt was fastened and the transmission was out of gear. Later
> years I think maybe it was only that the seat belt buzzer was disabled in
> neutral (so you could leave the car running without the dang buzzer going
> continuously).
>
> But I don't own a TR6 and I've probably got that wrong. I'm sure some TR6
> owner will correct me promptly<g>
>
> -- Randall
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