Gear shift skipping and having trouble putting in park and proper gear

Asked by Rob Oct 10, 2015 at 07:49 PM about the 1994 Mercury Grand Marquis GS Sedan RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Luis answered 8 years ago

It's probably that the gear shift indicator is broken or needs adjustment.The base that attach to the steering wheel cover, have a plastic screw and body.To reach it, remove the cover down from the steering wheel, the metal plate that have 4 # 10 screws.You may need to unscrew the parking brake handle, as wheel as the plate containing the clock, the other side containing the rear defroster and remove the radio.Also remove 2 screws holding the speedometer cover.Remove the cover and the gear shift indicator will be easy remove.Replace it if broken.The part should cost about $35. I did replace it in my 99 Grand Marquis up for sale $4400. Peace. Lover .Luis. cubn10@yahoo.com

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