You cannot easily disable it as it is an inbuilt safety feature in the transmission.
Are you parking on a slope when this occurs?
''If so'', when parking on a slope, apply the parking brake (emergency brake, hand brake) firmly, then take your foot off the brake pedal and check that the car does not roll. If it holds steady then shift into Park.
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This way there is no pressure being applied to the Park pawl and gear and it should easily move out of Park when you go to leave.
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This way, as the parking brake is holding the vehicle, there is no pressure being applied to the Park pawl and gear and it should easily move out of Park when you go to leave.
''If not'', there may be problems with the transmission.
You cannot easily disable it as it is an inbuilt safety feature in the transmission.
Are you parking on a slope when this occurs?
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''If so'', when parking, apply the parking brake (emergency brake, hand brake) firmly, then take your foot off the brake pedal and check that the car does not roll. If it holds steady then shift into Park.
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''If so'', when parking on a slope, apply the parking brake (emergency brake, hand brake) firmly, then take your foot off the brake pedal and check that the car does not roll. If it holds steady then shift into Park.
This way there is no pressure being applied to the Park pawl and gear and it should easily move out of Park when you go to leave.
''If not'', there may be problems with the transmission.
You cannot easily disable it as it is an inbuilt safety feature in the transmission.
Are you parking on a slope when this occurs?
''If so'', when parking, apply the parking brake (emergency brake, hand brake) firmly, then take your foot off the brake pedal and check that the car does not roll. If it holds steady then shift into Park.
This way there is no pressure being applied to the Park pawl and gear and it should easily move out of Park when you go to leave.
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If not, there may be problems with the transmission.
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''If not'', there may be problems with the transmission.
You cannot easily disable it as it is an inbuilt safety feature in the transmission.
Are you parking on a slope when this occurs?
''If so'', when parking, apply the parking brake (emergency brake, hand brake) firmly, then take your foot off the brake pedal and check that the car does not roll. If it holds steady then shift into Park.
This way there is no pressure being applied to the Park pawl and gear and it should easily move out of Park when you go to leave.
If not, there may be problems with the transmission.
Hi,
Are you parking on a slope when this occurs?
''If so'', when parking, apply the parking brake (emergency brake, hand brake) firmly, then take your foot off the brake pedal and check that the car does not roll. If it holds steady then shift into Park.
This way there is no pressure being applied to the Park pawl and gear and it should easily move out of Park when you go to leave.
If not, there may be problems with the transmission.