What is this?!
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Hide it by mounting it where it's supposed to be. It's been decades since I saw one but as I recall it says "emergency" on it. What theif would guess it's actually a cut-off switch?
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What theif thinks a hazard switch would be in the glove box? My box door won't open though, and I have no actual box inside if you do manage to open it. It'll be in that general area though.
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The glove box latch is attached to the door with two phillips screws. With no box in there you should be able to reach up and loosen the screws.
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Maybe one day. It doesn't bother me too much right now. Thanks for the info though.
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If you mean Mike's pic in post #2 that's the neutral safety switch. Makes it so you have to have the A/T in PARK or NEUTRAL. It also sends power to the back-up lights. Nothing to do with tail lights or brake lights.
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