You have to press on the brake pedal. If you are doing that, Then the switch that controls that function isn't working. Just a thought.
Hi, I got it fixed. The car was used as a dog house, and the windows were left rolled down all winter, it was filled with water.
The problem turned out to be the dog hair and moisture rusted the mechanism, and even pushing the saftey button would not release it, so I took apart the console and oilded the soilnoid, now it works, this car can light up the tires....whoo-hoo, I have $250 worth of parts and some labor in it!
Cheers!
I have to see pictures of this car.
Dogs do a good job on door pannels!!
Here are two pics:
Are you missing lug nuts ? What did you pay for the car ?
I got it for free!! The wheels were off it, laying in the weeds, the lady had given the tires away, the lugs were lost in her grass, I found
a few. There were some lock lugs that had been on it, but they were a taper seat, not right for these wheels.
It was sitting on wood blocks. She drove it till it died, 146,000 miles, then let her dogs live in it for a while, the battery went dead with the windows down last summer, This is washington, it rains a lot here...It was 3 inches
deep of water in all the seat wells, and the entire interior was all mold, I cleaned the crap out of it with bleach and water,
pulled the drain plugs under the car and used a lot of cosco towels, it cleaned up pretty good.
It started up great with the new btiming belt and water pump, what a !Removed! to work on though, too complicated
for an old chevy head like me! I was suprised it got up and moved pretty good, after 25 or so it takes off!
It was headed to the scrap yard! I saved it from the crusher!
I am looking for 6 lugs
Cheers!