NC/NO Clutch Pedal Switch
09-28-2017, 05:42 AM
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NC/NO Clutch Pedal Switch
Hey guys,
After doing a lot of work on my Z (new engine, tranny, turbo kit all from a previous G35 I owned) the clutch pedal switch seems to be operating backwards of all things... lol.
I actually had to let off the clutch pedal to crank the car, but I did not change out the clutch pedal or clutch pedal switch... Any ideas? For the meantime I have unplugged the switch... Although I prefer this so you don't put pressure on the dry crank bearings, this won't fly at the track. Just wanted some thoughts from someone who's maybe had this happen before I go changing switches etc.
-Mike
After doing a lot of work on my Z (new engine, tranny, turbo kit all from a previous G35 I owned) the clutch pedal switch seems to be operating backwards of all things... lol.
I actually had to let off the clutch pedal to crank the car, but I did not change out the clutch pedal or clutch pedal switch... Any ideas? For the meantime I have unplugged the switch... Although I prefer this so you don't put pressure on the dry crank bearings, this won't fly at the track. Just wanted some thoughts from someone who's maybe had this happen before I go changing switches etc.
-Mike
Last edited by yosip1115; 09-28-2017 at 05:45 AM.
09-28-2017, 07:23 AM
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Mike,
There are two clutch switches. The normally open switch closes when you depress the pedal to enable the starter. The normally closed switch opens when you depress the pedal to disengage cruise control. Both switches use the same size and shape connector, so it may be possible the connectors are reversed.
There are two clutch switches. The normally open switch closes when you depress the pedal to enable the starter. The normally closed switch opens when you depress the pedal to disengage cruise control. Both switches use the same size and shape connector, so it may be possible the connectors are reversed.
09-28-2017, 09:06 AM
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Mike,
There are two clutch switches. The normally open switch closes when you depress the pedal to enable the starter. The normally closed switch opens when you depress the pedal to disengage cruise control. Both switches use the same size and shape connector, so it may be possible the connectors are reversed.
There are two clutch switches. The normally open switch closes when you depress the pedal to enable the starter. The normally closed switch opens when you depress the pedal to disengage cruise control. Both switches use the same size and shape connector, so it may be possible the connectors are reversed.
