Unable to select gear on auto
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Yes there are several fuses that can cause this. You need to check the fuse diagram in "home page stickies". If not a fuse then try these =
So, where can problems occur?
1. CAN data stream is not getting to the J-gate assembly. If the P for park is illuminated, the data stream is being received and power and GND are present.
2. The switch at the brake pedal is not working. There are two switches, one works the brake lights the other cancels cruise control. Are your brake lights illuminating? You might have to get under the dash with a multimeter to check these.
3. The wiring from the brake switche to wherever is bad. The wire is GreenOrange.
4. The not-in-park switch is bad. Because you have disassembled the center console and have access to the J-gate assembly, you should be able to access and test the not-in-park switch. J-gate assembly connector: Pin 1 - 12VDC (greenorange) Pin 2 - GND (black) Pin 4 - Not-in-park switch output, GND when closed (yellow)
5. The wiring from the not-in-park switch is bad. See 4. It looks like you could safely short pin 2 and pin 4 of J-gate assembly connector (backprobe) as doing so would just bypass the not-in-park switch.
6. The gearshift interlock solenoid is bad. Similar to 4., you should have access to the solenoid. Check voltage across solenoid and resistance through solenoid.
7. The gear position switch inside the transmission is bad
So, where can problems occur?
1. CAN data stream is not getting to the J-gate assembly. If the P for park is illuminated, the data stream is being received and power and GND are present.
2. The switch at the brake pedal is not working. There are two switches, one works the brake lights the other cancels cruise control. Are your brake lights illuminating? You might have to get under the dash with a multimeter to check these.
3. The wiring from the brake switche to wherever is bad. The wire is GreenOrange.
4. The not-in-park switch is bad. Because you have disassembled the center console and have access to the J-gate assembly, you should be able to access and test the not-in-park switch. J-gate assembly connector: Pin 1 - 12VDC (greenorange) Pin 2 - GND (black) Pin 4 - Not-in-park switch output, GND when closed (yellow)
5. The wiring from the not-in-park switch is bad. See 4. It looks like you could safely short pin 2 and pin 4 of J-gate assembly connector (backprobe) as doing so would just bypass the not-in-park switch.
6. The gearshift interlock solenoid is bad. Similar to 4., you should have access to the solenoid. Check voltage across solenoid and resistance through solenoid.
7. The gear position switch inside the transmission is bad
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also check to see if the bolts fell out of the shifter cable mount on the side of the trans, its another common issue.
there are 2 8mm bolts on the left side of the trans(driver, US) just follow the cable.
don't know if you've checked, but the shifter won't release if the brake lights are not working. maybe a blown brake lamp fuse. Regarding the brake issue causing problems releasing from park, that statement is correct, but I should clarify that it won't simply be a bad bulb or fuse out, but the failure of the brake micro-switch itself that would prevent the safe movement from park. You should here a click in the gear shifter if the switch is working.
there are 2 8mm bolts on the left side of the trans(driver, US) just follow the cable.
don't know if you've checked, but the shifter won't release if the brake lights are not working. maybe a blown brake lamp fuse. Regarding the brake issue causing problems releasing from park, that statement is correct, but I should clarify that it won't simply be a bad bulb or fuse out, but the failure of the brake micro-switch itself that would prevent the safe movement from park. You should here a click in the gear shifter if the switch is working.
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