2006 Nissan Altima "gear shift" Questions

...Gear shift will not move. if cables are used to change gear to the gear box check those

shift stick bush worn ..remove center console

internal gearbox shift rods syncro / scroll pin ...

...gear shift selector and if that does not work check to see if the linkage is lined up correctly with the according gears, good luck the answer lays within the time of removal and installation, just ...

...gear. When he got home after about a mile, he rolled it into a parking spot and tried to shift into reverse to back out of the road. The car would not move in reverse. I went outside to try the ...

...gear shift stuck in park, have to use shift release button. Was told by Nissan that it is an ignition barrel fault i.e. worn so needs new ignition barrel costing over £700!!!!! What has the ...

gear shift stuck I have a 2006 Nissan Altima and after starting the car I an unable to shift the gear from park to anything..it just won't move..I have turned the car off and removed the key and tried

...gear shift lockout problem need help trying to figure this out, already replaced the shift lock solenoid.. gear shift will not come out of park. replace the brake pedal switch, it is mounted in front ...

...shift position in "D" but shows a 3 on my dash panel instead of a D What it is! In a 4-speed automatic, D or drive is 3rd gear, and 4th gear is overdrive. If you have a 3-speed automatic, D ...

...Gear Shift Stuck in Park. No warning lights are on, car starts fine, gear shift stuck in park and will not move unless I manually do it by depressing the shift lock with a key or screw driver. What ...

gear. When he got home after about a mile, he rolled it into a parking spot and tried to shift into reverse to back out of the road. The car would not move in reverse, and there was a smell similar to

...shift, I can even feel it shifting into 4rth and 5th gear. I can't hear anything though. Also when shifting into gear there appears to be about a second delay in the transmission engaging. Sometimes ...