OK I have a 1992 Honda accord with the h22 swap I just got the new tcu for it which was the p0n (it is auto) well after I swaped the tcus out the shifter is stuck in park unless you use the key to get it out so I have to start my car in N my? Here is why would it di this and is there a way to fix it bypass it? Thanks for any help
cody

 

Does the brake lights come on? If not, then possibly the brake light switch under the driver side dash, next to brake pedal.

If not that, it may even be the TPS. See this thread for something kind of similar:

http://www.hondaaccordforum.com/foru...-help-7/page2/

Post back if you solve it, to possibly help others with a similar problem.

 

most the break lights come on there is that stupid short i thought i fixed it but come to find out it shorted out again idk maybe that could be it? i talked it over with my dad he said the car use to do it but not as long as its going it now ( he was the old owner of the car) but on that note everything in the car is 100% new motor tranny ecu tcu and everything else that wouldnt have anything to do with it and the throttle position sensor right?

 

There is a lock solenoid in the console below the shifter. When the brake is depressed it is supposed to release the shifter so you can move it. You should hear it release when you press the brake the the key on. On other cars I've seen them gummed up with grime, spilled soda, etc.