linygirl27

my shift lock button is locked in park, I need a srewdriver to get it out of park, my brake lights work, I haven't checked the fuses yet. Where are they located?

UniqueMax

Open driver's side door.Right under dash there's a square cover(those are the first set of your "fusebox").
If what you're looking for ain't there,pop the hood and on your left side facing car battery,there's a rectangle black cover close to the battery.Take cover off and check fuses.
Your third and LAST fuse/relay box is also under the hood on passengers side (RH side) on front.Take that long cover off(the one that covers the strut along with the windshield wiper tank and all).There's also a rectangle cover there.Take that off and pull up the fuse box.

MaxFan

This happened (on-n-off then became permanent) to me awhile back. At first, my mechanic tried the solenoid but it ended up with a new controller-unit. This unit is much easier to replaced (than the solenoid) --> cost me a little over $100.

pktaske

I think you are talking about the plastic white box in the fuse assembly? Shows part # 285407y000. Just want to make sure before I replace mine on my 2006SL. This says it is a theft module. Only $35? People were saying the part is like $100. Thanks...

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acercomp71

Yes there is a fuse in that rectangular compartment by driver side that is dedicated to shift lock. It did burn once on my car and the shifter was stuck on park all the time. Can't remember which fuse it is, just search the forum or just pull them one by one untill you see which one is bad. Use needle pliers but don't crush them!

pktaske

Mine is intermittent so it is not a single fuse. Need to know if that white part above is the module you replace. I might start a new thread.

ebocioj90

i had this issue before turned out my led light bulb was defective and was causing the fuse to blow. since the fuse was blown car wouldn't shift