Do you mean you cant physically move the shifter, or moving it wont shift the transmission out of neutral? If you cant move it suspect a seized shift cable, if it moves but wont shift, and maybe feels loose, the connection on the transmission might have fallen off/broken
SOURCE: 2002 chevrolet trailblazer (daughter's car)
make sure the key is on and you are stepping on the brake pedal.
SOURCE: Shifter is stuck in neutral and will not move
happened to me. There's a cheap plastic retaining clip which holds some kind of electrical cable to the mechanical assembly. THis clip broke on me trying to move the shifter into drive one day. THe shifter was actually able to be placed into park again but the indicator read, "D". I had to remove all the plastic around the steering wheel so that I could view underneath it. Once I located the assembly and discovered the broken plastic retainer I re-connected the cable to it's connector and secured it in place with multiple rubber "o-rings". I'm sorry that I don't remeber the sizes. It's been about a year and 1/2 and the shifter works better than before. Took about one and a half hours to fix after trying different sizes of "o-rings" that I had handy. I'm sure a cotter pin would work as well.
SOURCE: 2006 Dodge Durango stuck in neutral
front pump failure or valve body internal leakage. Trans pn needs to be lowerred to ck and at a shop. Sorry
SOURCE: my shifter is stuck in park
If the steering wheel is turned the continue to turn the steering wheel in the same direction as the tires are going while applying firm pressure to the brake the try to pull it out of park. I know this sounds crazy but they have so many safety swithches on them, you may have one not activating.
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