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Posted on Apr 24, 2009

Gear shift "loose" - car won't go into any gear

I put the car in reverse and backed into driveway- tried to put car in drive and gear shift is "loose" - can't get into any gear

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It could be your shift cable snapped?

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    where is that located

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