Slipping automatic shifter linkage

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Sept 2, 2019 - First off, set the parking brake, raise vehicle so you can get under it. Remove the shift linkage from the transmission and manually move the shift lever to ...
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The center console needs to be removed, pull the shift plate plastic cover off,
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The shifter linkage has come loose -- most likely where it's connected inside the console, but the entire length of the linkage needs to be checked.

Charlie

what is stuck?

the linkage or the cable from the shifter to the trans.?

block the tires so the car can not roll away...
open the hood and remove the cable from the shifter on the transmission.
see if you can manualy move the shifter on the trans.
if that moves... you may need to replace the cable (shift linkage)

check and see if the autamatic oil is very black if so change it and see if theres little silver bits in it if so the gear box cud be on its way out ?or it could be that the gear box needs to b serviced

there ia a partial contact at your gears. take the gear system for servicing.

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Yes go to the parts store and look in the HELP section, all of there stuff is in red pacjkaging, the package will tell you what it is, just look for the linkage retainer clip.