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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / January 2008

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83 300SD Neutral Safety Switch bypass?

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Richard Sexton - 24 Jan 2008 10:41 GMT
I know how to do it on a 300D but not on a 300SD.

Does anybody know how to bypass the neutral safety switch on a 126 300SD
from under the hood?

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Tiger - 24 Jan 2008 15:03 GMT
I assume you just want to start it up? On a W126... on the passenger side,
there are a row of electrical wires below the antifreeze tank... The purple
wire is remote starter wire... so you hook up a remote starter to it... and
to positive of battery and you can crank it until it starts.
Richard Sexton - 24 Jan 2008 22:44 GMT
>I assume you just want to start it up? On a W126... on the passenger side,
>there are a row of electrical wires below the antifreeze tank... The purple
>wire is remote starter wire... so you hook up a remote starter to it... and
>to positive of battery and you can crank it until it starts.

I went to try it but thought I'd give it one more try without
doing anything and it started perfectly. All I did was sleep.

It was ungodly cold last night and I'm wondering if the solonoid just
froze or something.

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Tiger - 25 Jan 2008 04:55 GMT
Could be... or it could be that your battery is really cold  too... enough
so you only get a click... Either way, you know what you gotta do... keep an
eye on that starter... test your battery and any other things or you are
gonna get real stuck one day...
 
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