Will it unlock when the transmission cools down? Seem to happen using OD
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Asked by Bill Jun 08, 2016 at 06:27 PM about the Ford Crown Victoria

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Bill answered 7 years ago

It's an 89 Ford Crown Victoria someone said it could be the torque converter locking up

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Bill answered 7 years ago

it's in really good shape and it's a low-mileage car I bought it with 51000 miles on it

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Bill answered 7 years ago

It was running fine I thought I felt the transmission slipping Overdrive. I pulled into my driveway and it just stalled put it in park try to start it and it started shut it off thought it might have been something like a neutral safety switch I put it into neutral it started up ran fine put it in any gear and it would kill it almost instantly I did get it to move a bit but not far before it shut off

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