2005 Acura TL "sticky shifter spilled" Questions

shifter mechanism for any sticky substance. Often when drinks are spilled on the console they seep down into the shifter mechanism and make the interlock solenoid sticky, meaning that it sticks closed

...shifter cable and linkage may be getting sticky. Locate the linkage and cable on the gear selector (transmission side under hood) and spray them with some PB Blaster or WD 40. I would reccomend to ...

...actuator. i have seen one that some one had spilled a soft drink on the consol shifter and the sticky caused the shift lock solenoid to keed the shifter stuck when the outside temperture was ...

...or ther liquids that have been spilled in the shifter area over the years and caused the shift silond to become sticky .would need to be cleaned How to get a automatic shifter push button to work ...

...sticky", for lack of a better description. It wouldn't come out of park at all. That's usually the relay from the brake pedal. Sometimes it would work, sometimes not. It could have been the brake ...

...shifter the fuse may have blown but if you have ever spilled anything sweet ,soda juice etc it will get sticky and gum up not letting it operate as designed check fuses first, if fuse is good then go ...

sticky goo all over it. Take the top off the shifter. Clean all the moving parts. Pre-moistened kitchen wipes followed by a light coat of silicone spray was the secret recipe. Buy a new car!!!!!!!!!!!

...shifter button does not release after youn press in please help The tumblers inside the key lock are jambed. A new ignition cylinder will be needed. If you call a locksmith he will tell you the same. ...

...sticky liquid into the shifter area. If you think this might apply in this instance obtain some deionized or distilled water and spay down into the shifter and move the lever back and forth . Allow a ...

...shifter, the fuse may have blown. but if you have ever spilled anything sweet ,soda juice etc it will get sticky and gum up not letting it operate as designed check fuses first. if fuse is good, then ...