Chevrolet Avalanche Neutral Safety Switch is a gatekeeper that allows the engine to crank only when the transmission lever is in park or neutral to protect drivers and bystanders from unexpected movement of the vehicle. This little electrical device is located in the factory Chevrolet starting circuit and is responsible for monitoring the position of the gear and opening up the circuit as soon as the shifter slips into drive or reverse. It closes the circuit when the selector is in the safe slots. The Neutral Safety Switch is based on simple but effective contacts that are aligned with the gear selector. When the contacts are in the proper position, an all-clear signal is sent, allowing ignition. If the selector is in any unsafe gear, the contacts will remain open, cutting off current to the starter solenoid, and the engine will stay off. Throughout the production run of the Avalanche line, the Neutral Safety Switch has maintained this same basic function and layout. This means that owners will be exposed to one design throughout the life of the product, as opposed to having to contend with multiple generations of the product undergoing drastic revisions. Symptoms of a failing Neutral Safety Switch include silent key turns, intermittent starts, or the need to wiggle the shifter into place to crank. Testing the Neutral Safety Switch with a simple continuity check can be applied to confirm that the switch is healthy and keep every Chevrolet and every Avalanche rolling smoothly.
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