To replace the park/neutral position switch on the 4 l 80- e/4l 85- e transmission, start by using the park motor to take the selection to the neutral and then park and apply the park. If the car is four-wheel drive (4WD), the front propeller shaft should be removed. Lift and adequately support the vehicle, then remove park/neutral position (PNP) switch electrical connectors. Then remove range selector end from the range selector lever ball stud, control lever to the manual shaft nut, and remove the range selector control lever from the manual shaft nt. Next, remove the pnp switch bolts and pull the pnp switch off the manual shaft; if it does not slide out easily, file the outer edge of the manual shaft to remove burrs. Removal is also easy: it is enough to remove a switch from a shaft and at the same time remove the mounting bracket from transmission bosses. In the case where a new pnp switch will be wired, it will have a positive assurance bracket attached to it, thus rendering the need of a park neutral switch aligner redundant. Mount the pnp switch bolts with with finger tight tension, then hold the connecting tool, j 41364-a park neutral switch aligner (J 41364-A) on the pnp switch ensuring that the two slots on the switch fall in the lower tabs of the tool. Turn the j 41364-a in both ways to place the upper locator pin into the slot on the top of the switch then tighten the bolts to 25 nm (18 ft. Lbs.). Take off the j 41364-a from the pnp switch and, if necessary, remove the positive assurance bracket. Replace the control lever on the manual shaft with the nut (torque to 25 Nm or 18 ft. Lbs.), mount the end of the range selector cable to the ball stud of the range selector lever, and connect the pnp switch electrical connections. Instead if four wd, reinstall front pro retier shaft, lower the veh, verify the pnp switch so that it will work properly, engine will start only in the park (P) or neu tral (N). If it doesn't, then replace switch.