The shifter is stuck in park and I do not have any brake lights when the peddle is depressed
SOURCE: shifter is stuck in park
check and make sure your brake light s work, if they don't the shifter is locked out, it is a safety feature to make sure your foot is on the brake when u shift into drive or reverse.
SOURCE: 1994 sho - 3.2L ..cannot get gear shifter to move
Shift interlock solenoid is probably bad. The override is down by the shifter with a little round cap that pops out to push a long narrow screwdriver into the hole.
SOURCE: 2004 mustang v6 auto won't always shift out of park
no adjustments just need to replace the cable more than likely
SOURCE: 97 mustang won't come out of park
Is the steering wheel turned? If so this would cause the shifter to stay in Park and not come out. Turn wheel as far as it will go and turn key on put foot on brake and tire. If not the neutral park swith on trans might be bad.
SOURCE: my shifter on my 86 ford mustang is stuck in firdt gear what coul
Hi, if your car is manual gear box and its stuck in first then it could be one of a couple of things if the gear stick is solid and wont move out of the first gear possition then the chances are that it could be either the clutch has gone or the thrust bearing on the clutch has failed these parts both come in a clutch kit.
you could try rocking the car backwards and forwards whilst moving the gearstick to see if it frees up out of first gear.
Can you start the car up with the clutch pressed down and drive the car in first gear as normal if this is the case and you can drive the car in first gear and the clutch seems fine then it could be a more serious fault inside the gearbox even broken selector in the box.
let me know the outcome then i can assist you further ok
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I changed the brake light switch and also the fuses and still wont come out of park and brake lights still do not work what else can i do
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