New member here I just introduced myself in the other forum and now I have a tech question. My Bronco was just purchased from Az a month ago it currently is equipped with the 351, C-6 auto with manual shift transfer case which I assume is all stock. The problem is it starts in gear and doesn't currently have reverse lights both of which are no-nos in Pa. So I removed the neutral safety switch which is in horrible shape (bare wires at the switch body, green contacts inside) and notice that it has a jumper wire connected at the end of the switch side of the harness right before it plugs into the body side harness between the red with blue stripe wires which I guess are the wires for the starter. I figure no problem I'm just going to replace the whole thing anyways, but my problem is that my connector has 6 pins which is the switch for a C-6 with electric shift transfer case (which I don't have) and it is no longer available from the parts stores, only the 4 pin connector switches for the C-6 without electric shift transfer cases are available. I even looked on Bronco Graveyard and they don't list them either. So my option is to buy the 4 pin connector for 52 bucks cut the end off and splice my 6 pin end on hoping the unused wires are for the electric shift which I assume I don't have. What I cant understand is how does the person with the electric shift transfer case replace his neutral safety switch. I know this is kind of confusing and work done by previous owners is sometimes hard to figure out and muddies the water but if anyone has encountered this situation or has some insight for me I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.