Where is the inhibitor switch located on my 2006 mazda 3

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It could be. The inhibitor switch is like a park/neutral switch, part of the starting circuit.

Sorry I am not farmilar with your car in particular but it sounds like your neutral start switch has gone bad. call your local dealer ask for parts department explain your neutral start switch is bad ask how much for part and availability,and where is it located my guess is he will tell you. if this was helpful please leave good feedback

Hello! The inhibitor switch needs to be adjusted or replaced...It is located on the manual control linkage of the automatic transmission shifter...The inhibitor switch has two "jobs"...#1 it acts as a starter relay and #2 it turns on your back-up lights...That portion of the switch (pins 3 and 8) wire colors Green/Black and Blue/White is staying closed...Guru......Saailer

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check -clutch switch - ignition switch -ignition lock -neutral safety switch -starter relay starter hope this can help

it located behind intake manifold, the intake manifold must be removed to get to valve, once you remove intake you will see pcv valve, dumb place for it i know,good luck.

look under the cup holders in the center console - should be simple to take out once you lift the emergency brake handle up.

eh , Automatic transaxel Range (TR) switch , can also be referred to as the Inhibitor Switch , personally i would call it the neutral safety switch , anyway you can find the "inhibitor" switch on top left side of transaxel , it goes over the shifter shaft coming out of the trans where the shifter cable bolts onto . Looks like a 1/4 of a circle . cheers mate

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it may be the door switch at the door jam