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940 won't shift into PARK/overdrive problem 900

posted by  Rule 308 on  Mon Jan 21 03:40 CST 2008
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You might want to take a look in the shifter mechanism and see if there is something that is binding it up and preventing it from going into park. I had one come in a few months back that someone had dropped a joint into, it did make for an interesting conversation when the lady picked up her car. She called the hubby right there from my shop and gave him an earful.

My question to you though, is how do you get the key out? That was my customer's main concern, she could not get it into park and because of that the key lock will not disengage and let her get the key back out of the ignition.

Your description of the trans overdrive problem is kind of tough to follow. I have to assume that the button that you are pushing is the overdrive button that is on the gear selector knob itself and not the shiftlock over ride button right? I cannot see any way that the override button would have any effect on the overdrive.

Mark






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