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Question posted by lisaann1966 on May 23rd, 2013

I Have 2006 Pt Cruiser Chrylser & It Wont Go Into Reverse. Standard Shift

I drove my car to my brothers and it drove just fine, I backed up before I left my driveway. When I got ready toleave my brothers it would not go into reverse. It is a standard transmission and I was wondering if it might be a fuse or sensor or something but i dont have the service manual. help

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