1996 Subaru Legacy "spilled soda gear shift" Questions

...me what is wrong? Is it Electrical or something worse? Ple ever spilled a soda or coffee around shift lever it may be in the shift interlock solenoid therefore when the goo heats up it finally ...

...stuck can't ge tmy car out of park... it takes forever pull the cover and check that soda wasnt spilled and makes shifter stuck then check to see if brake lights are workin if not fix this ...

...shift interlock cable binded.This cable is part of the gear lock it location is at the gear selector connecting to the ignion switch function try lubrication the cable at the shifter use a oil spray ...

...spilled soda in gear shift" ; or "lubricating/bypassing safety gear shift sensor" (make sure adult content is blocked with that search....) Only other would be bad ignition switch, harness fried, or ...

...soda could be spilled in there,....ext. another possibilty is the shifter cable going bad . I'd disconnect the shifter cable from the tranny and see if it all moves free then, if not any better take ...

...gear shfit knob is stuck in. It still shifts, but will not lock into place, therefore I cannot remove my key. It happened several weeks ago and resolved by itself, but not this time. Spill some soda ...

shift lever, that I found all gummed up because someone spilled soda in the column area and all the dirt built up on the linkage. I sprayed the linkage with brake cleaner and that freed up the linkage

...had car before me had spilled soda multiple times on shift lever. i took the secotion apart that has the lights, separated all the slides and when i put then back together it was as smooth as could ...

...gear position sensor is not saying transmission is in P or N in order for engine to start. Check voltage at battery. Should be 12.65 if fully charged. Low voltage causes false codes too and if too ...

...spilled soda in the gear console of my 2000 jaguar now it is diffucult to shift the gears. what should i do an spray can of Brake cleaner will clean it and use some WD40 afterwards to relube the ...