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    Hi guys - Has this ever happen?

    Hi guys!

    I just brought myself an 1998 Honda Accord

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    It drives fine until a couple of days ago, I had a problem wear the Car is stuck on parking!. So I will try and start up the car, it will run, but i can't move the stick away from Parking. Its just stuck there and won't budge. I was wondering if there are any accord experts or someone that this has happened to them can help me?

    I'm kinda stressed right now and hope its nothing serious.

    Hope you guys can give me some advice.


    Thanks


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    Auto transmission? If yes, you have to depress the brake pedal to shift out from P (Park).
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    Quote Originally Posted by j.meng87 View Post
    Auto transmission? If yes, you have to depress the brake pedal to shift out from P (Park).
    hi there! I tried breaking and the P still won't budge.

    The only way for me to drive it right at this time is to shift lock! Put it on Neutral, then start up the engine to drive.

    Do you know the problem and how to fix it?


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    best of just going to ur local mechanic to get it checked out .. simple mate

    or call lube mobile if u cant get it going

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDM-EGG View Post
    best of just going to ur local mechanic to get it checked out .. simple mate

    or call lube mobile if u cant get it going
    Yea, i brought it to the Honda Service place, they attempted fixing the car, it worked for one day, where the P wasn't stuck. I drove it off, then the next day in the morning I couldn't move the P-again.

    So i think i have to bring it back to them to have a look again, when I have the time. I couldn't go today cause was in University all day. Was wondering if any of u guys who has an accord or have known this problem b4, could help me out.

    But thats ok! I will drive it back to the Honda people tomorrow.


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    Check your brake switch. Are your brake lights working when you press the pedal down?
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Check your brake switch. Are your brake lights working when you press the pedal down?
    yeah, the break light switch doesn't work. The fuse was blown up. But everytime i change the fuse, the break lights switch will work but ony for a short time. There has to be a reason by the fuse is always blowing up causing the break lights to stop working. So i dunno the reason at this pt, Hopefully i can fix it soon.


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    It's either the brake or the horn. They are both linked to the same fuse. And you can't shift out of P when this fuse is blown.

    I feel strange that your fuse only works for a short time. Looks like wiring problem to me..

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    Quote Originally Posted by interfooler View Post
    It's either the brake or the horn. They are both linked to the same fuse. And you can't shift out of P when this fuse is blown.

    I feel strange that your fuse only works for a short time. Looks like wiring problem to me..
    Thanks for the advice. I brought it to the Honda service ppzl to look at today, so they will try and let me know whats wrong.

    If its a break problem, do i change the breaks?

    if it the horn problem, do i remove the horns and replace them? Does any horn work or do i have to go and buy the original honda horn form the service department?

    I'm hoping its not some wiring problem, cause its gonna be harder to fix.


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    fk that would suck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by azn_oz_accord View Post
    Thanks for the advice. I brought it to the Honda service ppzl to look at today, so they will try and let me know whats wrong.

    If its a break problem, do i change the breaks?

    if it the horn problem, do i remove the horns and replace them? Does any horn work or do i have to go and buy the original honda horn form the service department?

    I'm hoping its not some wiring problem, cause its gonna be harder to fix.
    You don't replace the brakes. It can be caused either by wiring, the bulbs in the rear and third brake light exceeding the fuse capacity or the horn shorting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    You don't replace the brakes. It can be caused either by wiring, the bulbs in the rear and third brake light exceeding the fuse capacity or the horn shorting.
    oh ok! yea, the honda service ppzl said they think its something to do with the horn because the fuse always blow out when the horn is connected and used. but when the disconnect the horn then the fuse is ok, so the break light works and i'm not stuck in p again.

    So i would have to replace the horns?

    They're charging me $180 for 2 horns. Thats pretty expensive for 2 horns, i thought it was alot cheaper. does anyone know?

    Atm, because i have to buy soo many books for uni i dun have much cash. Do you guys think i should just not worry about replacing the horns or like for safety and such i should get it replace right away. Cuz i'm thinking, I never use the horns when i drive anyways but...........hrmmmm.......maybe i should get it replaced just as a precaution.


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