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On the outside of the transmission or inside of it . How do you know it needs replacing ? Did you test or guessing ? Vehicle won't start in park but moving to neutral it does start ?
Which transmission does it have ?
Automatic Transaxle - 4T45-E
Automatic Transmission - 6T70/6T75
Honestly I work on so many different vehicles and dont know specific location. It is only one of 3 locations. I assume the transmission is automatic so that rules out the nuetral safety switch on the pedal assembly. So that leaves automatic, which can be located on the parking pawl portion of the transmission. It is built into the selector switch that tells you what gear you are in. Or the nuetral start safety switch can be located on the shifter inside the car. Hope this helps.
If it will crank and start when in nuetral but won't crank over at all when in park then you may have a failing Park/Nuetral safety switch. This switch goes by a variety of names such as transmission range switch, PRNDL switch, etc., and when they begin to fail they can produce the symptoms you are having. There also could be a transmission shift linkage problem that is preventing the switch from fully reaching the "park" position but that is quite rare.
it is on the transmission, assuming your vehicle has an automatic transmission. on the top you should see a large cable attached to a lever, and under the lever is the neutral safety switch.
yes a sensor, depending on the model it will be called a neutral safety switch or a transmission range sensor, check with your local parts store, get the part they list and get under your jeep and find it, usually on the drivers side of the trans
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