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Can anyone help PLEASE!!!!! My 1993 2.4 auto won't come out of park, so it won't drive. It was fine this a.m, out in a field cutting wood. Came to leave, engins started fine, but I can't shift the "gear shift" out of P (Park) into anything else/ Does anyone have any bright ideas please? Thankyou

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Can anyone help PLEASE!!!!! My 1993 2.4 auto won't come out of park, so it won't drive. It was fine this a.m, out in a field cutting wood. Came to leave, engins started fine, but I can't shift the "gear shift" out of P (Park) into anything else/ Does anyone have any bright ideas please? Thankyou

Have you tried moving it inti "N" while the engine is switched off? Have a look under the car if you can and see if the linkage is broken. Is there a way of checking to box oil? My Volvo S60 had a small dip-stick on the box? Hope this helps... Might mean calling the RAC/AA out if all else fails :huh:

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I suspect a mechanical fault: Not familiar with this model but 90% of shifts on Autos are a simple latching retract system.......operated by the handle button.(Rather like the handbrake setup.)

Try accessing the top of the gearbox by remving the trim panels around the shift: You should be able to see then if the lever release button is having any effect at the lower end: You may be able to release the latch manually once you can see the mechanism.

Good Luck!

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Can anyone help PLEASE!!!!! My 1993 2.4 auto won't come out of park, so it won't drive. It was fine this a.m, out in a field cutting wood. Came to leave, engins started fine, but I can't shift the "gear shift" out of P (Park) into anything else/ Does anyone have any bright ideas please? Thankyou

Make sure your brake lights are both working, without these it wont let you select any gears as it's a safety device built into the Surf

Hope this helps

Regards

Paul Keubik

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