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Echo park release switch is noisy

Hey Im working on an 04 echo and for no reason it started to make a clicking noise when I push the brake in to take it out of park, turns out its the little solenoid switch on the shifter clicking when I put my foot on the brake to take the vehicle out of park, it switches to turn off the safety. it never made the noise then all of a sudden it started doing it, I need help! thanks

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The only suggestion is to replace the faulty switch

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You should have a little slot, right next to your shifter it maybe covered up, but you can just pop it off with a flat head screwdriver...It should be somewhere by the (P) for park..Once you get that off, you should be able to stick a key or a skinny object in there, and push down on the button..which is a shift lock release button...Once you push that down, you can remove the shifter out of park....Now as far as your hood not opening...what happen did you break the cable? But you can go under the hood, from beneath the car, and pop the latch..It's a little difficult, but it's doauble....Goodluck...

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adobe.gif Printable View (109 KB) TSB
04-22-12
  • GEAR SELECTOR LEVER - INCREASED EFFORT TO SHIFT FROM DRIVE TO PARK
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    Figure 1 - Article 04-22-12

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    Figure 2 - Article 04-22-12

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    Figure 4 - Article 04-22-12

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    Figure 7 - Article 04-22-12

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