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michael leahy Posted on Jan 10, 2019

2013 KX450 1st gear won't up shift to neutral while engine is running and will select 2nd. Selects neutral from 2nd by lightly depressing gear lever while engine is running.

Selects neutral from 1st when engine is off

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The clutch is dragging, its not completely dis engaging when the clutch is pulled in, try taking some slack out of the clutch cable by tightening the cable just near the clutch lever , this shold pull the clutch further in and help finding neutral

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 26, 2009

SOURCE: Transfer gear case shift jammed

There are four probable causes when the gear is stuck in one position, and they are precisely explained in this handy diagnostic article that I know will help narrow down the culprit of your difficulty:
http://yourhandymanzone.com/Your_Handyman_Zone_How_To_Pages_Vehicle_Car_Zone_Cars_Trucks_Vans_Transmission_System_Stuck_In_One_Gear.htm

Good luck!
Brad

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 21, 2009

SOURCE: Audi won't shift out of first gear

check your inhibitors switch or the shifting cable.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 19, 2009

SOURCE: gear shift won't move out of park

safety switch on brake pedal. common cause is a wire breaking off. there are 1 to 2 wires going to this switch. It is located on the brake pedal bracket above the foot pad.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 20, 2010

SOURCE: I have an 80 series

It seems like your "2nd start" button is turned on. The 80 series LC has a button next to the shifter which allows it to start in 2nd gear. If the button is not engaged then there could be a problem with the circuit, but that is not common

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 03, 2011

SOURCE: 2002 jeep liberty auto trans

p0700 is pretty much the generic code for saying the computer that controls your transmission has a problem, it may not be the actual computer its self, but one of its sensores, or a bad wire, i would recomend taking it to a reputable transmission shop

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This sounds like a linkage or linkage bush has failed. Open the bonnet and find the linkages on the transmission, (gearbox), housing. It should have 2 heavy cables attached to it. Get a helper to work through the gears and watch the linkages and cables move. The linkage should move everytime the gear stick is moved. The cables should also have no slackness to them. If the cables are slack or the linkage doesn't move everytime get a good mechanic to look at it.
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I have a Lexus RX300 1999 model and have this recent problem. engine running normally but gear gets stuck in Parking mode and won't shift. had to depress the emergency button on the gear shift and

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Some automatic vehicles rely on the brake switch (mounted on brake pedal) to be activated by depressing brake pedal. This signal then operates a relay and switch, to release the gear lever.

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If I've understood your problem correctly.....when changing from 1st gear into second the box is giving a metal on metal crunching sound?
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If not and you can only shift from first to second, check the shift lever where it attaches to the shifter pawl shaft. Make sure that it is tight and not slipping. If it is tight and not slipping, it is probably your shifter pawl return spring.

With the transmission in neutral, lift the shifter lever with your hand until just before it shifts. Feel the spring tension. Now, depress the lever until just before it shifts into first gear. Does the spring tension feel the same in both directions? If not, the spring is probably broken. Do NOT start the engine if this is the case as further damage can be done to the transmission. To repair this requires a major disassembly of the transmission and is usually beyond the capability of those other than trained mechanics.

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Some trans were notorious for being hard to find neutral. When in first and you want to go into neutral, put slight pressure on the shift lever, blip throttle and slip lever into neutral. It has something to do with pressure release on the clutch plates.
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