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Can't find park gear on my 92 honda ballade 160i. When in park it reverse and when shift into reverse i get neutral. Please advise.

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Have an accredited service center adjust the shift linkage / cable to reposition the gears selection correctly

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SOURCE: HONDA BALLADE 160I CUTTING OUT AT 3500 RPM

The Nippon-Denzo Distributor's are known to have problems. I had the same issue for 3 months where it would cut out and sometimes, actually kill my car. Finally I spend the $200 and put a new Distributor in the car and it fixed my problems. there are 2 different Distributors for your car, make sure you get the right one or it will not work.

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Can't find park gear on my 92 honda ballade 160i. Please help. When in park, it reverse and when in reverse it is neutral.

The cable that connects the gear change lever to the transmission is incorrectly adjusted. You will need to get it onto a hoist and adjust the cable until you can select all the gears. ideally you want a workshop manual for this as it will give you the exact details of how to adjust it. However you can probably do it by trial and error but it may take a while.
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HONDA BALLADE 160I CUTTING OUT AT 3500 RPM

The Nippon-Denzo Distributor's are known to have problems. I had the same issue for 3 months where it would cut out and sometimes, actually kill my car. Finally I spend the $200 and put a new Distributor in the car and it fixed my problems. there are 2 different Distributors for your car, make sure you get the right one or it will not work.
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1993 honda accord started off not shifting into park then not into park or reverse or neutral and now just drive. Is that a shifter linkage issue? Can the cable simply be changed out to correct the...

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Neutral safty switch

Back-Up Light Switch/Neutral Safety SwitchREMOVAL & INSTALLATION
(see Figure 1)

On automatic vehicles, functions of both the reverse lamps and the neutral safety switch are controlled by the shift position switch at the base of the shift selector. This multi-circuit switch also sends signals to the various electronic control units (cruise control, automatic transaxle ECU, etc.), keeping them advised of the selected gear.

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Fig. 1: Reverse lamp and neutral safety switch functions are both controlled by a shift position switch at the base of the shift selector

To replace the shift position switch, firmly set the parking brake and block the wheels. Place the shift selector in N. Remove the console. The switch is located on the side of the shift selector, held by 2 bolts or nuts. Unplug the wiring connectors, then remove the switch.

When installing the switch, make sure the switch slider is positioned to align with the shifter arm or tab. Install the switch, tighten the retaining nuts or bolts and connect the wiring. Reinstall the console.

After installing the switch, check that the engine starts only in P or N; the starter should not engage with the shifter in any other position. Check also that the back-up lights come on when the selector is placed in R.

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lincage rod inside the gear box will have bent it happens when to much preasure is applied commen for jamming up thow.
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Everytime I put my car i park it goes into reverse.

It sounds like you have a damaged shifter cable.It is an adjustable cable but if it is that far out of adjustment then it is probably damaged. Replace it.
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