My shift gear will not come out of park the button will not go in
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Asked by Guru9CFV9 Jun 26, 2017 at 10:06 AM about the 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My shift gear will not come out of park keeps
getting stuck

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rhoni1 answered 6 years ago

there is an override button under the middle console on the passenger side.

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1sTcmsnse answered 4 years ago

Could be a brake switch fuse under hood driver side, or bad brake switch by pedal. If you don’t hear a click when brake is applied, A clip under console could be bad, dealer wants $800 plus to replace. I fixed mine for under $150 buying the part from dealer years ago. Now online maybe a lot cheaper. Get a manual, for your model, taking console off was the hardest part.

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Guru7GWWL answered 3 years ago

2007 Chevy trailblazer turned off but next time used, would not go into any gear. We tried to rock it and it rolled backwards.

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GuruGZCQV answered 3 years ago

Guru7GWWL, Did you figure out the solution to your problem? I have the exact same one happen yesterday!!

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