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The Neutral Safety Switch of Dodge prevents starting the engine if the gear is not in park or neutral. In 1914, Dodge made it known with the first all steel body, strength standard, not an option. The workshop grit of the brothers gave rise to a badge for raw power on public roads. The designs from the Dodge house was stunning, while iconic HEMI engines thundered. As the Viper program showed, showroom cars could stalk racetracks. Recently, the Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust fires up electric drivetrains with muscle car thunder. At the push of a button, it can also hush them with Stealth Mode. Drivers receive drag, donut, or sport personalities without losing everyday functionality, making the Dodge fun yet practical. Dodge vehicles are easily recognizable thanks to their big horsepower, bold styling, and anything goes spirit which fearlessly shakes pavement and turns heads, a testament that toughness is still baked in. Within each automatic model, the Neutral Safety Switch is mounted along the transmission range selector, telling the computer which gear the driver actually selected. The movement of the lever causes the contacts to slide, which produces specific voltage patterns. This allows the starter circuit to be made only in park or neutral, and not anywhere else. The identical signals confirm the forward or backward direction and offer intelligent control for shift timing, line pressure, and torque. The engine might not crank, misreport gear position, or cause harsh shifts if the Neutral Safety Switch sticks or wears, so regular attention to the Neutral Safety Switch keeps Dodge start logic sharp. One common configuration runs through the lineup making for a simple service and uniform behavior.