Changed all the hoses and now won't shift out of park
Sounds like the linkage is jammed follow the cable to the transmission look to see if anything is stopping the linkage or if the linkage is damaged check your brake lite switch this controls the shift solenoid this may not be releasing to allow you to shift when pressing on the brake
SOURCE: My Accord's shifter is stuck in ''Park'' ; Cruise doesn't work now
Most likely are. Check to see if your brake switch performs both functions. Does it do the cruise and the brake/park lock.
SOURCE: my 1993 honda accord is stuck in park. i have to
First of all you should check all your fuses and relays because they contain circuits that are not "always" marked within. Your shifter is held in place by one of two systems. !. there is an electrical solenoid connected to the brakelight switch which releases the shifter "only" while you press the brake, for safety reasons of course. 2. the same action is controlled by a cable driven link to the steering column. Your's is most likley the first on so, check all your fuses and relays. Then you'll have to remove the center console and look around that area to find if the functionallity of that release system is at fault.Good luck my friend, Dana
SOURCE: vacumm hose diagram for 1987 honda accord
You did not clarify which motor you have. Here are both diagrams.
The fuel injected model:
And the carb model:
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SOURCE: No vacuum hose routing diagram under the hood 1987 honda accord
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Do the brake light work? No brake lights and it won't shift out of park. Check your fuses and check for loose wires. Check your brake light switch. If that has failed, you won't be able to get out of park. The other one if the shift lock solenoid which is in the shifter assembly. The brake shift interlock switch prevents the car being shifted from park unless the brake pedal is depressed. Try to apply power/ground to the proper wires & see if it will activate.. If it does, then the problem is between the brake light switch & that solenoid. Could be the wires or the switch.Make sure the shifter cable is still held down in place at the shifter assembly & under the hood. It is the interlock switch that you hear/feel clicking.It is for the prior generation but may still apply.
Good Luck and hopefully you soon will be on the road again...;-)
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Parked on incline, flushed cooling system, lowered vehicle stuck in park, fuses ok, brake light switch ok, still stuck in park .
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