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1967-1968 El Camino Neutral safety switches are found on all automatic transmission and manual transmissions as a clutch safety switch. The El Camino neutral safety switch is a critical safety device that disables the starter operation when the vehicles transmission is not in neutral or park. When in park or neutral, this Chevrolet switch carries starter solenoid voltage when the ignition key is turned to the start position. If the engine was allowed to start in gear, your 1967-1968 El Camino could jump forward cause a dangerous accident situation or front end damage to your baby. It also serves a reverse light switch and has this function integrated in the circuit. The location of the El Camino neutral switch can vary from selector shaft to steering column to center console shift
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