I installed a GM 2004R trans in my '69 Barracuda with center console, there was no way to connect to the Mopar NSS wiring. I used a simple push button type switch mounted in my shifter to have a NSS although it will only start in "Park":
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Then I got a reverse light switch off another year model to get my reverse light to work.
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I think that by using those Magnetic Cylindrical Plastic Sealed Reed Proximity Switches instead would have been easier and less bulky and I could start the car in neutral as well. "Pawned" never mentioned where you buy those switches or where to get the tiny magnet??? FABO members would need to have that info to copy the idea because many of us are not familiar with those gizmos?? I can also imagine other applications for those switches when you have something that moves out of position and you need to have something actuate relative to the movement.
The extra switch you see mounted to the outside of the shifter bracket is an "override" switch in case the NSS fails. I can easily access it by sliding my hand under the console.
Treblig
