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I just replaced the 4l60-e automatic transmission on my 96 Silverado 4×4. After getting everything put back together I went to start the engine, but the starter wouldn’t turn. I checked to make sure all the connections were plugged in, and that cables to the starter were on tight. I can jumper out the contacts of the solenoid and it will crank. I have replaced the starter and solenoid to rule them out. Is there anything with the transmission that could keep it from starting?
Need a replacement transmission? Quality transmissions are hard to find. Free estimate to your email.Here’s a thought: did you look at the brake pedal safety switch, part of the neutral-start switching series? The brake pedal safety switch completes the starting circuit so that your Silverado will start. To start up correctly, you have to press the brake pedal down as you turn the key. As you press, the brake pedal safety switch engages, closing the circuit and the pickup starts. If the switch is shot, your truck won’t start. It is an often-overlooked part of the starting circuit.
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