2002 Mercury Grand Marquis "car fully park" Questions

...car may not be fully in park even though the lever and indicator look like the car is in park. The switch is on the transmission. You should be able to see it when the car is on the lift. Check the ...

brake light came on, on my dash.ihave brake fluid could be a faulty brake fluid level switch ,or parking brake switch, both of the switches supply grond for the light so unplug one at a time to see if

fully charged. try starting car in park and in neutral.if it still wont crank check battery has at least 13 volts if possible load test battery. check battery cables make sure conecting ends are clean

...fully in the park position. If it is not, you will not be able to turn the key to the position that locks the steering. This is by design, so that if someone has to turn the key off because of a ...

...car]with automatic climate control,that commonly gets overlooked,is the temperature selector bar on the control head breaks,not allowing the operator to slide the cable that it is connected to fully ...

...car, making sure that the Parking brake is fully applied and that the rear wheels are securely blocked BEFORE you slide under the car! Go to the str mtr and find the thin separate wire which attaches ...

...park...or, your parking brake is not fully retracted and not touching it's fully retracted limit switch. Cycle your parking brake several times with the vehicle off. When you release it let it ...

...car. The exclamation mark in a circle in parentheses is the parking brake indicator. Make sure your parking brake is FULLY disengaged. If you have been driving without fully disengaging the parking ...

...car in park and then pulled out the key. The shifting lever has slipped and will not fully engage the transmission into park, with out the transmission being fully engaged in park will cause the pawl ...

normal. The car tends to vibrate when the wheel is fully turned. Sometimes you'll notice that the rpm drops too which is just normal. Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa! Have a good one