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Re: 1990 mustang v8 5.0automatic starts in neutral but...
Change the neutral safety switch located on the transmission. It may just be loose. If it's loose, retighten after adjusting. Hope this helps you. Good luck!
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Sounds like a cable to the transmission is not adjusted up right, and/or the neutral safety switch is not adjusted right, if this applies to your Toyota Corolla.
The weld on the manual lever is known to break loose. First, with the wheels off the ground, with the lever in the park position, does the drive shaft lock in park? If yes or no sometimes, drop the trans pan. I bet the nut on the lever camd loose.
if the nuetral safety was a problem the car would not start at all, sounds like you have a defective engine wiring harness, this is the most common cause of this i have seen while working for Ford.
you might have a clog in the trans. screen you need to open the trans. pan after you drain it look at the fluid and see if you have to clean it see if it burnt or what you might just need to tune the trans new bands
shift linkage needs adjusting,,could be bent, easy fix, located along firewall to fram beneath the column, ask your son wut he ran over and didnt tell u about... hope i could help...:)
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