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just changed my shifter cables on my trailwagon (Honda engine)  and the thing started in neutral twice, but now won't.  Is it possible to just bypass the switch all together? If so....how?

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Do you know where the actuator is? If you find that, it's a simple process to bypass. If it's actuated by being open, then you can just remove it, or pull the wire/wires. If it's a closed switch then you just connect the wires, to complete the circuit. 

Most of the switch bypass that I've done, have been pretty evenly divided between the two methods. In your situation, bypassing the neutral safety switch. I'd look for the switch somewhere around the shift linkage. 

Obviously it'd be better to fix the problem, than bypass the safety switch. 

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