Shift lever not moving properly
Driving a 2005 model.
When shifting out of park, the gear selector does not move through the gate smoothly. I'm worried that it will continue to wear and prevent me from shifting from park into drive.
I was thinking of trying to remove the chrome trim and see if things are loose and need tightening.
Any idea what might be causing this and is there anything that I can do or should I just take it in?
When shifting out of park, the gear selector does not move through the gate smoothly. I'm worried that it will continue to wear and prevent me from shifting from park into drive.
I was thinking of trying to remove the chrome trim and see if things are loose and need tightening.
Any idea what might be causing this and is there anything that I can do or should I just take it in?
Driving a 2005 model.
When shifting out of park, the gear selector does not move through the gate smoothly. I'm worried that it will continue to wear and prevent me from shifting from park into drive.
I was thinking of trying to remove the chrome trim and see if things are loose and need tightening.
Any idea what might be causing this and is there anything that I can do or should I just take it in?
When shifting out of park, the gear selector does not move through the gate smoothly. I'm worried that it will continue to wear and prevent me from shifting from park into drive.
I was thinking of trying to remove the chrome trim and see if things are loose and need tightening.
Any idea what might be causing this and is there anything that I can do or should I just take it in?
I own an LS400 and solved the problem by changing rubber bushings in horizontal lever.
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