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<blockquote data-quote="kjmagsig" data-source="post: 432189" data-attributes="member: 19828"><p>machoheadgames, thank you for the insightful reply. I appreciate it! I was moving when I tried to shift it, but apparently not fast enough. I was only moving up and down my driveway, so probably not even 5 mph. I tried again this morning as i pulled into the parking lot at work (10 to 15,) and it engaged just fine. Tried it again as I pulled into my parking spot (again, less than 5,) and it did the same thing, dead stop, no engaging. So, the problem with this most likely resides between the steering wheel and the seat. It's a learning process for me.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for explaining more about how this works as well. I like to understand what is doing what on my vehicles. Keeps me out of trouble a little more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kjmagsig, post: 432189, member: 19828"] machoheadgames, thank you for the insightful reply. I appreciate it! I was moving when I tried to shift it, but apparently not fast enough. I was only moving up and down my driveway, so probably not even 5 mph. I tried again this morning as i pulled into the parking lot at work (10 to 15,) and it engaged just fine. Tried it again as I pulled into my parking spot (again, less than 5,) and it did the same thing, dead stop, no engaging. So, the problem with this most likely resides between the steering wheel and the seat. It's a learning process for me. Thanks for explaining more about how this works as well. I like to understand what is doing what on my vehicles. Keeps me out of trouble a little more. [/QUOTE]
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