2013 E-450 Super Duty Won't Shift into Park
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2013 E-450 Super Duty Won't Shift into Park
I have the common problem that the shifter won't always go into park and then the truck won't start except in neutral. This has been getting progressively worse over the past year or so.
I found the two T30 torx head bolts behind the dash near the steering column that are frequently referred to as being the problem, but they were both torqued down soundly. I don't know where to go next with this. I would appreciate help, please.
I found the two T30 torx head bolts behind the dash near the steering column that are frequently referred to as being the problem, but they were both torqued down soundly. I don't know where to go next with this. I would appreciate help, please.
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I have the common problem that the shifter won't always go into park and then the truck won't start except in neutral. This has been getting progressively worse over the past year or so.
I found the two T30 torx head bolts behind the dash near the steering column that are frequently referred to as being the problem, but they were both torqued down soundly. I don't know where to go next with this. I would appreciate help, please.
I found the two T30 torx head bolts behind the dash near the steering column that are frequently referred to as being the problem, but they were both torqued down soundly. I don't know where to go next with this. I would appreciate help, please.
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Some suggestions here are off the mark quite a bit, others good places to begin.
From my own experience with the shifting cable its possible its a big part of the problem but I would also be interested knowing if the shifting tube detent plate inside the steering column inside the cabin condition? Inspecting and/or maintenance does require dropping the column complete with steering wheel and air bag still in place---negative battery disconnected for about 15 minutes prior to that operation.
Good luck sorting this out---I'm confident its not that complicated or expensive to repair!
From my own experience with the shifting cable its possible its a big part of the problem but I would also be interested knowing if the shifting tube detent plate inside the steering column inside the cabin condition? Inspecting and/or maintenance does require dropping the column complete with steering wheel and air bag still in place---negative battery disconnected for about 15 minutes prior to that operation.
Good luck sorting this out---I'm confident its not that complicated or expensive to repair!
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