Standard Motor Products LS300 Neutral Review

Works as it should, good aftermarket product. I just wish it had a housing on the back of the sensor where the wires go in like some manufacturers do.

Threads and electrical connector fit my 2003 Subaru Outback 5 speed as OEM. Easy to install and includes a copper ring to seal the gear case. No complaints at all.

Just what I needed for my 2002 Forester. Replaces mine in 20 minutes Comes with a metal washer that goes from the bottom. I'm relieved that my reverse lights are now working properly!

The switch fitted my 2011 Outback perfectly, worked for 1 year and then stopped working. Bought another one, worked for 1 week and stopped working. Revain / Crafting a Replaced Item. I hope this one lasts longer than the first two.

This switch can be used as a reverse light switch. I needed this to replace a bad neutral switch. The problem is that the neutral switch "locks" differently than the reverse light switch. Of course, I noticed this after I installed the shifter in the gearbox and routed the wire. If he looks closely at the socket, he is using a coded socket insert. All I had to do was pry it out with a small screwdriver and replace it with the OEM insert from my broken switch. That was on a '99 Subaru Legacy…

May 29, 2019. I have a 2005 Subaru Outback. with manual transmission. I removed the faulty switch (the easiest was from below) and then traced the wire to the connector. Disconnect and replace with a new one. Pretty easy to do with regular hand tools. You will need to use an open end wrench (I think it was 22mm) to remove and replace the gearbox. No liquids leaked but transmission was still low so some liquid may have leaked. I ordered a different switch because there are two identical…