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You just need to identify the part and replace it. Check the diagram on the top left. If it is part 7 it is discontinued, so you would have to remove it and have it MIG welded.
Check to see if you have brake lights, If they don't work replace the brake switch at the pedal. This will also let the shifter out of park. If they do work there is a solenoid at the shifter. Column shifters, replace the solenoid. Console shifters you have to replace the entire shift.
I believe up shifter shaft that goes through the transmission case is seized you may have to remove the valve body to remove the shifter shaft to clean and lubricate but sometimes you can use lubricant on the outside and it may free up the shaft,you can unhook the shift cable to prove if it is just a worn cable or seized shaft
The 2000 Oldsmobile Intrigue gets 28 mpg city/hwy. If you dont think you are getting that, I suggest replacing the air cleaner, and running a few tanks of higher octane gas through.
to remove the shifter put your E-BREAK on and shift you car all the way in third gear then look on the back of the shifter there is a pin all you need to do is take a flat head screwdriver of needle nose pliers and pull the pin out
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