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Going No Where 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Mike on  Wed Mar 9 18:23 CST 2005 [RELATED]

It is an electrical problem called your pnp switch. If its one of your first time getting this problem you can reset the ecu by deleting the codes. You should also shift the gear select from R to 1 around 10 times or so (ratchet effect to stir up the greases in your pnp switch) --- car off in positon 2
Eventually the pnp will fail more often and need to replaced.
If you dont know how to reset the codes you can leave the neg battery connector off for about 1/2 hour or better yet overnight.






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