The fuse powers the shift lock out, when you step on the brake it powers an soliniod that allows the shifter to move. you possibly have no brake lights also.
lightbulb in shifter is blown. remove shifter cover to replace bulb
There may be a switch that is activated by the gearshift position - check under or at side of gearshift or where it connects to the transmission
Try looking at the fuse that corresponds to the things that are not working. Take the actual fuse out of the fuse box, and look at it, examine it. You will be able to tell immediately if the fuse is blown or not by the way it looks. If it is blown it will have some gray matter or black in there.....or the fuse will look messed up, or both. Good luck to ye!
Have you checked the fuse block, for a blown fuse.
will your lock move in a full circle with key inserted, if not try looking at your fuse relay might have a blown fuse on that door.or, it may be a simple case of lubrication to the lock..let me know if any of this helps the lock motor might have been wet inside and rusted to the point not revolving anymore thus not letting the lock function. if so the door panel must be removed to remove motor and free it up or replace.
Check for blown fuse
Yes where you turn on your Fuse instead of going up go down.
most likely a fuse is blown
Use a test light, Hook up a test light to the ground post of the battery and check both sides of the fuse. If the light lights up on one side but not the other side the fuse is more than likely blown. If the test light lights up on both sides the fuse is good.
IS THE FUSE IN IT BLOWN? If not get a battery and a test light. You will probably have to cut the fuseable link out. touch one wire end to the battery and make a circuit with it, if the test light doesn't light up and the fuse isn't blown it is bad
I think he gets blown up in Star Wars secret missions #1.
When there is no supply voltage or a switch is open or a fuse has blown to name a few.