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Old 03-20-2012, 04:00 PM
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97 k1500 wont engage back into park

i have a 97 k1500 pickup and have been haiving problems gettit to shift back into park. it comes out of park fine and through the other gears but i have a lot of trouble getting it back into park. i really have to slam it into park. this just started a monthy ago and has been getting worse to when it takes a dozen tries before itll go in. it does have a 3in body lift but i have not had any trouble with it until now. any ideas? i thought maybe it was just linkage but its a 4l60e so isnt it electrical? maybe a part that the shifter connects to?
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Old 03-20-2012, 08:46 PM
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Re: 97 k1500 wont engage back into park

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i have a 97 k1500 pickup and have been haiving problems gettit to shift back into park. it comes out of park fine and through the other gears but i have a lot of trouble getting it back into park. i really have to slam it into park. this just started a monthy ago and has been getting worse to when it takes a dozen tries before itll go in. it does have a 3in body lift but i have not had any trouble with it until now. any ideas? i thought maybe it was just linkage but its a 4l60e so isnt it electrical? maybe a part that the shifter connects to?
I believe its the shift cable. you should see the bracket on the driver side with a rubber boot..

sometimes this bracket gets bent . sometimes when fluid/pan drop is done.
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Old 03-21-2012, 11:20 AM
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Re: 97 k1500 wont engage back into park

1st thing is to disconnect the shifter cable at the tranny and see what happens. Post back results and we'll go from there.
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Re: 97 k1500 wont engage back into park

well i have someone shift through the gears while i was underneath it. it seems that the rubber or plastic bushing in the metal bracket that the cable runs through is loose in the bracket. so when i shift into drive it pushes it back and then prevents me from putting it back into park. ill either replace the "bushing" or just toss a hose clamp on it for now to hold it in the bracket so it cant slip out. thank for the help
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