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Old 06-03-2007, 03:32 PM
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wont shift out of park

I cant get my tahoe to shift out of park sometimes. it feels like im not stepping on the brake pedal to shift out of park. any ideas?
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Old 06-04-2007, 09:20 AM
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Re: wont shift out of park

May not make any difference, but, what year and engine size?

The problem may be with the shift interlock system. Sometimes the brake switch may cause a problem. I'm not saying replace it.
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Old 06-07-2007, 08:05 PM
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Re: wont shift out of park

1998 2 door tahoe 5.7L 4wd automatic. it didnt happen for a whole day, but it happend again today.
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Old 06-08-2007, 09:13 AM
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Re: wont shift out of park

Try this--Turn the key one click from the locked position. The tranny shift indicator light should come on. You should be able to move the shift lever without stepping on the brake. If you can move it turn the key one more click to the run position. You should not be able to move it without stepping on the brake with it in the park position.

The 1st step removes the physical lock from the ignition switch without applying power to the shift/interlock solenoid. The 2nd step applies power to the solenoid and when the brake light switch is activated removes the power. Let us know..............Steve
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Re: wont shift out of park

Thanks for the help. My Tahoe was stuck half in the street and I could not get it out of park. I used the steps 777 said and I was able to get it moved. My brake lights are not working so I think the switch under the dash on the brake peddle is bad. My tahoe is a 2000 Z71 5.7 4WD which is the same body style as the 1999.

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Re: wont shift out of park

I replaced the switch on the brake peddle today and I can now shift out of park when the Tahoe is running. My brake lights are working fine now. I would recomend getting a new clip that holds the switch on the peddle so you don't have to worry about messing up the old one when taking it off.
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Old 06-22-2014, 10:31 AM
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Re: wont shift out of park

Thank you 777, worked and didn't need tow truck to get my Tahoe LTZ to my mechanic. Just dropped it off for them tomorrow.
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