94 Honda Accord-Automatic shifter stuck in park

How To Adjust a Honda Accord Shift Cable

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Feb 20, 2015 - Grab the end of the Accord shift cable, labeled A, this is the housing for the F23 automatic transmission. Grab this with your hand and rotate ...

How to adjust the shifter cable on a honda accord to keep ...

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Mar 31, 2006 - Loosen the locknut and turn the adjuster until the correct dimension is achieved. · Once the measurement is correct, tighten the locknut firmly.
1 answer · Top answer: thank you for the question hope this helps 1990-95 Accord The select cable

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there is not an override switch

Use your ignition key and stick it straight down into the slot marked shift lock, next to the shifter. That will allow you to shift it into neutral. Leave it there, remove the key from that slot and start the car. You will then be able to shift into drive, from neutral, and be on your way.

Sounds like your brake interlock is not working. You can manually override it. Check your owners manual, but there should be a small square around the trim around the shifter. Pry up the square and there is a release mechanism to manually release the solenoid. It should be covered in your owners manual how to override it.
I think to replace it you need to take apart the shifter trim.

Replace the brake switch. It us behind the arm of the brake pedal under the dash. $20 part and 15 minutes to replace yourself.

shift cable welds if body ground is bad

there is a solenoid on the shifter assembly that allows you to depress the button on the shifter to shift from park. this solenoid is controlled by the brake light switch on your brake pedal arm under the dash. you could have a bad brake light switch, bad wiring, or a bad solenoid on the shifter assembly. if your brake lights work properly, the brake light switch should be okay, and you'd start checking wiring to the solenoid. if the wiring tests good then you should replace the solenoid. you may need to buy the entire shifter assembly as most solenoids are not available seperatly.

check the fuse under hood , if blowned replace it

Next to the shifter (on drivers side) there is a small rubber plug. If you remove the plug and push the end of a key down in the hole, it will relase the shifter. I ended up taking mine in after having the same problem several times and it was pretty inexpensive to fix.

Most likely are. Check to see if your brake switch performs both functions. Does it do the cruise and the brake/park lock.