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Old 04-20-2010, 11:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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4th Generation P1780 on 97 5SFE

Hey all,

I started getting this code about 2 weeks when I had a starter problem in my 1997 5SFE.

P1780 Park/Neutral Safety Switch

Now since I fixed the starting problem and it is still coming up. I am planning to fix it once I have enough free time.

Currently, everything is fine except for this CEL. I think the park/neutral switch needs adjustment. Will driving the car with this code cause any problems in the near future?

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P1780 is usually apinched or broken wire going from the neutral safety switch to the rear tail lights/back up lights. Check the wiring harness in the trunk where it flexes. I bet you'll find at least 1 damaged wire. It’s usually the ground wire.
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Thanks csaxon. I will check it out later. But if there a short there, would it blow a fuse already?

I read some other posts about this code and some members had trouble with their back lights not working.

All of my rear lights are working fine now.


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P1780 is usually apinched or broken wire going from the neutral safety switch to the rear tail lights/back up lights. Check the wiring harness in the trunk where it flexes. I bet you'll find at least 1 damaged wire. It’s usually the ground wire.
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Can anyone tell me where is the ground wire back in the trunk?
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