Does anyone know the part# for the switch that releases the parking lock. Or have a picture of it. I went to autozone and they had like 5 differnt things on there to choose from. So I need some help.

 

oh man i need one too lol my 03 tl -s let me know if you find the name of it or a pic.

 

switch?

do you mean the e-brake kick up thingiemabobber?

this site is pretty thorough http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org/

 

Nooo that switch when you press the brake it releases your parking lock. Not the e-brake. The Parking Lock on the shifter.

 

ahhh, you may have to buy a whole new shifter assembly then

 

"SELECT LEVER"

http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org/...s=&view=normal



all of 20 costs $60.28

good luck (do you really use it anyway lol)

 

I always thought you could use a flat head screwdriver for it, kinda just move it around in there until it catches right, but haven't had mine lock up on me yet, unless of course your making it lock up intentionally....??? If your not and it just happened on it's own, then you may have a future potential tranny problem.

 

i've only used a flat head for it -- actually i've taken part 22 off and then put a screw driver through the hole...didnt know there was another way; none of my screw drivers are thin enough lol

 

Okay I cant really explain that well it I guess. When you press your brake there is a sensor that senses you brakes being applied. That sensor releases your shift lock so you can shift out of park. That is the thing I need to replace. I believe it is down under the dash either connected to the brake or the brake hits it when depressed.

 

This might make it easier. I can't shift out of park sometimes unless I stick a screw driver down that slot next to the shifter. When it's not working my brake lights do not come on. I need that sensor/switch that controls that function so I can buy it and replace it.

 

Alright fsttyms1 came to the rescue again. Here is the part.

Part# 36750-S84-003 SWITCH ASSY., STOP & CRUISE

No its not on the floor. Its located further up on the brake pedal. Part# 3