2007 Saturn Ion "starter safety switch" Questions

...safety switch (you have to push the pedal down before the circuit will complete) to the starter relay or solenoid. When the relay or solenoid is energized by voltage from the ignition switch circuit, ...

starter relay? If only clicked then I'd say bad neutral safety switch but with no click which is a relay then you may have an ignition switch problem. That's in the steering column coming from the key

...starter with a screw drive it started saturns are known for this. they have a safety on the ignition somewhere that fails. should be a recall but gm never did it. many times if you wait a few minutes ...

...lights on the dash, it could be the battery, starter, or the neutral safety switch. If the engine cranks but does not start, you will need to figure out if you are lacking fuel or spark to

...starter seems to be ok. Read somewhere that there is a sensor that may be causing this. What sensor is it, and where is it located on the car? this may be caued by the neutral safety switch on the ...

...starter. it takes 8-10 mintues to reset. That is why it normally starts when you come back later. I have had the same problem and done tons of reseach. Right now my temp solution has been a small ...

...starter and the clutch safety switch I finally turned on the brain and read the schematic. The clutch safety switch actually feeds a relay. This is an isolation relay that actually closes the circuit ...

...sides of this is when pedal is depressed. Ignition switch can't go to starter directly B+ starts at ign switch to neutral safety to solenoid on starter. Most neutral safety switches can be

...starter. Neutral safety switch used to be on steering column. Find wire harness for switch. Verify power is coming to harness when key is in start position. If not then bad ign switch or blown fuse. ...

...Safety Switch. Check that your starter is getting 12 volts when the key is turned to Start. Check the Starter Relay to see if it clicks. Check the Ignition Switch for Continuity. Check the Clutch ...