There is a small plug in the console forward of the shifter. Pop that out and insert a thin screw driver, you'll feel a springy resistance. Push it down and see if you can move the shifter. If the shifter will still not move, with the car on level ground, the parking brake full on, and the wheels blocked remove the shift cable from the tranny and see if you can shift the tranny with the lever. If you can, your cable is frozen. If you can't, you're looking at tranny repair.
the brake light switch at the pedel is bad and stop it from coming out off gear see you have brake light if you don,t that's your promblem
It is a switch on the brake pedal which sends current to the stoplights in the rear.
Go to the parts desk of your local ford dealership and ask for a printout of the brake light switch.
check the wires at brake light switch on brake pedal they are bad about breaking brake light switch
Most likely no brake lights would be due to a faulty switch on the brake pedal or a bad fuse.
if your ligjts don't come on unbolt the switch just above the brake pedal, if your lights stay on its actually a switch bumper thats om the pedal noted by broken plastic on your floorboard usually blue I just loosened the switch and moved it closer to my pedal no problem since
The switch is out of adjustment.
Either the brake light switch or on brake pedal there is a button that pushes the switch and it fell out.
All you have to do is put it in gear and give it gas until it brakes loose. That's what i had to do with my 98 escort.
Check you brake fluid and the brake switch on the proportioning value. If the fluid level is ok then disconnect the switch to see if the light goes out. Also check the parking brake switch.
Most brake light switches are mounted to the brake pedal up towards the dash board
Could be the brake light switch above the brake pedal.