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Old 01-24-2012, 06:07 PM
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Park or Neutral mode

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Originally Posted by JCL View Post
Check the park/neutral switch. It is on the side of the transmission, and ensures that the gear selector is in park or neutral. It can be out of adjustment. Test by moving the gear selector lever and seeing if it fires. Try Park and Neutral, separately.
I had the same problem earlier. I could not start my car in "Park" mode. I switched it to "Neutral" mode and started. It worked.

Now I switch between "Park" and "Neutral" mode all the time to start. Usually it takes my gear selector a round trip between "ParK", "Drive", "Neutral" modes. And I can start on "Park" mode. Otherwise I just start on "Neutral" mode directly. It always start on my "Neutral" mode.

"Out of adjustment"? What do you mean? Can it be fixed by replacing a gear selector or something?

Thanks

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