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Daves55Sedan · 07-21-2021, 10:02 PM

If it is a reproduction harness with original type terminals, the two wires for the start enable circuit (red/blu) have spade terminals at the end that connects to the neutral switch. The two backup light wires have small bullet connectors that plug in to the neutral switch.
There is a short extension harness containing four wires (two for the start enable circuit and two for the backup lights) that connects to the main harness right in front of the firewall. Just disconnect the two red/blu wires from the main harness and leave the ends of the wires in the extension harness hanging there. Then connect the two red/blu wires from the main harness together using one of the female bullet connectors.

07-21-2021, 10:02 PM	#8
Daves55Sedan Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Granite City, Illinois Posts: 3,008	Re: '56 Country Sedan Neutral Safety Switch If it is a reproduction harness with original type terminals, the two wires for the start enable circuit (red/blu) have spade terminals at the end that connects to the neutral switch. The two backup light wires have small bullet connectors that plug in to the neutral switch. There is a short extension harness containing four wires (two for the start enable circuit and two for the backup lights) that connects to the main harness right in front of the firewall. Just disconnect the two red/blu wires from the main harness and leave the ends of the wires in the extension harness hanging there. Then connect the two red/blu wires from the main harness together using one of the female bullet connectors.