Testing
1. Remove the front console (see chap. "Body"), then disconnect the 14-pin connector of the automatic transmission selector switch.
2. Check the conductivity between the contacts in each position according to the following table:
Move the selector lever back and forth in each position without pressing the release button and check for continuity within the free play.
If there is no continuity within the free play, adjust the installation position of the automatic transmission selector switch as follows.
Adjustment
1. Shift to position P and loosen the nuts.
2. Move the switch in the direction of the arrow within 2.0 mm so that conductivity appears between contacts No.1 and No.12 within the free travel of the selector lever.
3. Recheck the continuity between each of the contacts.
Note:
If adjustment is not possible, check whether the latch and/or selector lever bracket are damaged. If not, replace the switch. The engine should start when the selector lever is in the N position within the free play.
Replacement
1. Remove the front console, then disconnect the 14-pin connector of the automatic transmission selector switch.
2. Unscrew the two fastening nuts.
3. Move the sliding switch to the "Neutral" position as shown in the figure.
4. Move the selector lever to the "Neutral" position, then set the switch.
5. Secure the switch with two mounting nuts.
6. Test the selector switch in the P and N positions. The engine should start when the selector lever is in the N position within the free play.
7. Connect the 14-pin connector, secure the harness with a clamp and install the front console.
[Material obtained from the website: www.hondabook.ru]