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2000 Escort Park Safety Switch
I have a 2000 Escort that was stuck in park. I found the by pass button under the cup holder and was able to get the car in gear. My questions is this: How do I test the solonoid that is supposed to release the lock? I checked the brake lights and they do work(this solonoid is supposedly on the same circuit). I have the console off and I can see the wiring to the solonoid. How do I test, and what is the voltage that should show up? Does that prove that it is good/bad?
Thank you in advance. Jeff |
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Re: 2000 Escort Park Safety Switch
buy a manual for 15.00
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I would just leave it in neutral and set the parking brake.
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Hi, RE Your escort park lock problem, remove the connector to the solenoid, then connect a volt meter, step on the brakes with the ignition ON, If you have voltage, replace the solenoid, NO voltage?, check the wiring to the brake light switch.....GOOD LUCK,....Clay..
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Re: 2000 Escort Park Safety Switch
I had the same problem with my 01 ZX2 (auto trans).. only later that day, the car shifted into overdrive and just stopped pulling!!! Is this in any way related to a transmission malfunction? Also, is this the same crappy transmission used in the Ford Contours?
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