I replaced the brake light switch and I still have no brake lights and I still can't get out of park. Can anyone tell me what else could be wrong.
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Asked by spudsey1 Sep 07, 2014 at 11:41 AM about the 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr LS Sedan

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spudsey1 answered 9 years ago

Thank you for your response, I really appreciate it, I will check this out. Thanks again, Spudsey1

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Trippmeister answered 9 years ago

Happened to me twice. The wire broke going to the brake light switch. It's pretty stiff wire, so I spliced in a bit of regular stranded wire, and a new spade terminal.Also check the solonoid and it's wires, as Jim said.

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Douglas answered 9 years ago

You can get it out park turning the past lock position (DO NOT TURN FAR ENOUGH WHERE DASH LIGHTS COME OIL, TEMP ETC) pull it out of park put it in neutral and then you can start it and drive it----- BUT YOU STILL HAVE NO BRAKE LIGHTS-----one way to get it to repair shop if need it's called a park shift interlock or solenoid.

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