A transmission range sensor, also known as a neutral safety switch, is a safety device that is mounted on the transmission. The sensor is designed to prevent the engine from starting when the transmission is not in the Park or Neutral position.
The transmission range sensor is usually located on the side of the transmission near the shifter. In order to adjust the transmission range sensor, you will need to locate the adjustment screw. The adjustment screw is usually located on the side of the transmission near the sensor.
In order to adjust the transmission range sensor, you will need to loosen the adjustment screw. Once the adjustment screw is loosened, you will need to rotate the sensor until the P or N position is aligned with the mark on the transmission. Once the P or N position is aligned with the mark, you will need to tighten the adjustment screw.