i have a 2007 dodge nitro and the shifter lever will not go into drive ?

Asked by flap0353 Feb 26, 2013 at 07:18 PM about the 2007 Dodge Nitro

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Curtis answered 11 years ago

Just put your foot on the brake and yank on it real hard. It will make a loud noise but it will go into gear. The newer Dodges do that for some reason. Next time you change your oil, I would lube the shifting mechanism.

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Curtis answered 11 years ago

I know on my charger I couldnt get in there to lube it until I broke it into drive, or down into the self shift.

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