my shifter fell apart
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Asked by lindaleehall62 Nov 18, 2012 at 05:55 PM about the 2006 Kia Sorento

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is there a way I can drive the car to the dealer safely?

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lindaleehall62 answered 12 years ago

The whole thing came apart. Top, side button that you push, and small spring from inside ended up on the floor.

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jwhalen70 answered 12 years ago

Is it tje button that u have to push in to get the car to shift into gear

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lindaleehall62 answered 12 years ago

My son was able to put it back together for me. The 2 screws on the shifter had loosened and fallen out.

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Mj1976 answered 11 years ago

Same thing just happened to me,.*+^%#. Now what? Call a dealer?

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