Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Remove the cap and push down on the button with a nail file or other pointed object. As you are pushing the button down, step on the brake pedal, move the shifter into neutral, and start the car. Note that releasing the shifter will only bypass the problem, if the problem was a locked shifter.
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Learn More »When your car decides it wants to stay parked, your first reaction might be to gather up your muscles and force the shifter into gear, but this would be a mistake. This tactic will not work and could even further damage your car. You start the engine and shift the car into drive, but the car won’t shift. It seems to be stuck in park, and no matter what you do, it will not move.
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Read More »The cable will usually fail due to stretching, or if the keeper at the end of the cable has failed. Shifting too quickly or slamming the car into gear can exacerbate the stretching problem. As the cable stretches, you may find it hard to put the car in park, or even to turn the ignition off and remove your key. When the cable finally snaps, the shifter will move to any position, but the transmission will stay in park or the last shift position. One way to test for this is to release the parking brake and push the car forward a few feet (note: only perform this test on flat ground). If the car moves, the issue is most likely with the shift cable, as the car is clearly not in park. Ignition key tumbler is worn out: The ignition switch not only starts your car, but it also locks the steering wheel when the key is taken out. In cars with automatic transmissions, a shift interlock solenoid is also part of the ignition system, and it locks the transmission so it cannot be shifted out of park (as described above). A worn-out ignition will prevent you from turning the switch, which means your car is not going to shift properly, or at all. Broken shifter mechanism: It is also possible that the shifter itself is broken. If there is a lot of play in the shifter, or it doesn’t seem connected to anything, there is a good chance the shifter is broken. A mechanic will remove the boot to examine the actual shifter mechanism. If they find any broken or loose parts, they are likely the cause of the problem. In some cases, it’s possible to replace the broken parts, but it’s often necessary to replace the entire shifter.
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