Neutral Safety Multi Function Switch Transmission 01m Vw Jetta 095 919 823 F on 2040-parts.com
New Baltimore, Michigan, US
Working good condition OEM used transmission multifunction switch. Also called a neutral safety switch, range switch, shifter selector switch, or F125 sensor. This allows your car to know when the car is in park reverse neutral or drive...etc. If this switch is bad your car transmission will not function properly, sometimes the letters PRND12 will be black in your dashboard. Make sure the connector and pins looks like the one on your car. This was removed from a 1999 jetta but it will work with other MK4 vw cars like beetle or golf. This was from an 01m transmission. Shipping is free for the 48states. Contact me for a quote if you want me to ship somewhere else.
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