NSS wiring problems
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NSS wiring problems
I bought a 78 f150 this past July. I have done research and found out that it came with a NP435 from factory but the owner before me had swapped everything to A C6 with automatic steering column. Except wiring. I have these two connectors one being a 4 hole connector from the NSS and the second 2 hole connector I have no idea what it goes to. I'm lost and need help as to what the NSS connector plugs into and what the other connector is and if it is what the NSS is suppose to plug into. By the way, I have no reverse light but tail lights and turn signals work.
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What's the other end on the steering column
gear selector look like? Okay, I see it. I think one of the plugs
shown is for the NSS and the other is the back
up lights. There is a black wire with a red trace off the NSS
as well as on the 4 plug connector. So that is prolly the NSS.
Have you tried checking for power with a test light? IDK
gear selector look like? Okay, I see it. I think one of the plugs
shown is for the NSS and the other is the back
up lights. There is a black wire with a red trace off the NSS
as well as on the 4 plug connector. So that is prolly the NSS.
Have you tried checking for power with a test light? IDK
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What's the other end on the steering column
gear selector look like? Okay, I see it. I think one of the plugs
shown is for the NSS and the other is the back
up lights. There is a black wire with a red trace off the NSS
as well as on the 4 plug connector. So that is prolly the NSS.
Have you tried checking for power with a test light? IDK
gear selector look like? Okay, I see it. I think one of the plugs
shown is for the NSS and the other is the back
up lights. There is a black wire with a red trace off the NSS
as well as on the 4 plug connector. So that is prolly the NSS.
Have you tried checking for power with a test light? IDK
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Is your NSS currently functional? The 4 wire connector plugs into the harness high up on the fire wall behind the air cleaner slightly on the passenger side. What do you have plugged in here? The blue/red strip wires are NSS. The white/red and black wires are back up lights. The you should be able to plug the auto nss (4 wire) into the harness here and have things work.
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It appears the NSS is upside down. There should be two bosses on the transmission for the switch to bolt to. Earlier transmissions may not have there bosses.
It also appears the transmission shift arm is not correct for a '78 truck. It looks like the NSS and the shift arm / linkage would interfere with each other with the NSS in the correct position.
The small hole at the 9 o'clock position on the body of the switch is for switch alignment, per Alexz265's post.
Do you know the original application for the trans you have in your truck?
It also appears the transmission shift arm is not correct for a '78 truck. It looks like the NSS and the shift arm / linkage would interfere with each other with the NSS in the correct position.
The small hole at the 9 o'clock position on the body of the switch is for switch alignment, per Alexz265's post.
Do you know the original application for the trans you have in your truck?
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