Neutral safety switch question

[astat1]

Greetings all. My 70 Coronet (auto) always had an issue with the NSS (I think thats what is was). I often had to put the car in neutral to start. Now out of the blue it won't start even in neutral. Could that still be the NSS or do I need to look elswhere? Battery fully charged, all lights working (incl dash).  Thanks

[Ghoste]

Is the transmission linkage all tight and aligned properly?  Another thing to check would be to just make sure the connector is tight on the switch.  It seems to come loose on my car at the most inopportune moments.

[Charger74]

Is the transmission linkage all tight and aligned properly?  Another thing to check would be to just make sure the connector is tight on the switch.  It seems to come loose on my car at the most inopportune moments.

Gee you too huh?   

[Ghoste]

Nothing more embarassing than jumping in your cool old musclecar in a public place only to have it not start in front of onlookers.  Then you crawl underneath for a little added enjoyment.

[Hemidog]

Is the transmission linkage all tight and aligned properly?  Another thing to check would be to just make sure the connector is tight on the switch.  It seems to come loose on my car at the most inopportune moments.

Gee you too huh?   

mee too! just grounded the starter relay, now it starts in every position 
Sure beats being stranded on a stop light, and having to jump underneath the car.

[Nacho-RT74]

harness wire can get broken EASILY at NSSplug because exhaust heat... If linkage is good and NSS too you can have broken wires ( Brown traced yellow ). Check if you have back up lamps too