Shift Lever vs. Brake Pedal
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Shift Lever vs. Brake Pedal
I have a 93' Bronco XLT 5.8.
Recently I discovered the shift lever can be removed from park without the break pedal being depressed (sad, I know).
As I recall, it was not this way when I purchased the vehicle as new.
Am I getting old and forgetful, or did something (relay, electronic module) burnout?
Recently I discovered the shift lever can be removed from park without the break pedal being depressed (sad, I know).
As I recall, it was not this way when I purchased the vehicle as new.
Am I getting old and forgetful, or did something (relay, electronic module) burnout?
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From: Thule AFB, Greenland
I know you have a 93 but I found this online. I'm not sure if you have a snter high mount brake light. If you do you mught want to check it out.
Brakes: The transmission may be able to shift out of park without the brakes being applied if the center high-mount stoplamp is burned out or missing. (1994-95)
Brakes: The transmission may be able to shift out of park without the brakes being applied if the center high-mount stoplamp is burned out or missing. (1994-95)
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