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Location: Goulburn NSW
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Hi all
Over the last couple of days I've had a couple of instances where the Mondeo hasn't started when I've turned the key. A foot on the brake and a wiggle of the shifter and it starts fine. My question is, where is the inhibitor switch? At the selector or in the box somewhere? I'm hoping it's somewhere easy to get to and not a gearbox out effort.... My wife occasionally drives the Mondeo (under protest) so i don't want her bailed up somewhere and unable to start it. Makes it harder to get her to drive it..... If it's a box out effort i may just bypass the switch altogether. Cheers
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Start inhibit switch playing up.
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