The GMC Sierra Neutral Safety Switch is designed to allow the truck to start only if the gear selector is in park or neutral to protect drivers and bystanders. This Neutral Safety Switch is located on the transmission range circuit and breaks the starter path if the shifter is anywhere else, so if you accidentally press the pedal, the Sierra doesn't jump forward. With earlier units, a simple mechanical contact operated by the movement of a linkage provided the cut power signal to the engine. Later assemblies use a sealed sensor pack. Each version employs this basic idea. Thus, the power is cut until neutral or park is confirmed by the Neutral Safety Switch. Regardless of the model year, drivers throughout the years have received the same advantages: a fast confirmation that the drivetrain is at rest and the engine may crank safely. As this component connects directly to the starter wiring, it will usually show as a no-crank condition despite the battery being in good condition. Therefore, the stuck or misaligned Neutral Safety Switch is likely at fault. Through regular checks of the shifter, the GMC powertrain module receives a clear and precise signal from its Neutral Safety Switch; thus, every modern Sierra from GMC remains safe at ignition.
Each OEM GMC Sierra Neutral Safety Switch we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.