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Gear Selector Lock Solenoid Part Number
« on: 05 March 2016, 17:48:37 »

Hi

The solenoid that unlocks the gear selector when in park has failed on my 1998 V6 Elite.

I need to try and source a replacement.

Can anybody help with part number and where I may be able to obtain one?


Many thanks guys.

Mel.
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Re: Gear Selector Lock Solenoid Part Number
« Reply #1 on: 05 March 2016, 18:37:36 »

Unless you have proved it's the solenoid beyond doubt, check the brake light switch/switches first.
I've just solved the problem on a Corsa 'D', and found that the brake pedal unit has two switches, one for the brakelights and a separate one for the gear lever locking system. So brakelights can still work normally although gear solenoid won't. I presume the Omega works the same way.
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Re: Gear Selector Lock Solenoid Part Number
« Reply #2 on: 05 March 2016, 20:28:42 »

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I presume the Omega works the same way.

Not sure it's as simple as you say  :-\, but a duff brake light switch will give the same symptoms ie you can't get it out of Park .... been there at traffic lights stuck in Park struggling to go!  ;D
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Re: Gear Selector Lock Solenoid Part Number
« Reply #3 on: 05 March 2016, 21:07:51 »

Yes I have taken the solenoid off the car and applied 12V and it is dead!

Does anyone know where I can buy a replacement or obtain part number?

Thanks guys.
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