2013 nissan pathfinder shift lock solenoid replacement

Shift Interlock Solenoid - Nissan (34970-1HK4A)

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• Part Number: 34970-1HK4A

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• SKU: 34970-1HK4A
• Other Names: Solenoid Valve, Lever Manual
• Description:

  Optional. Hatchback, auto trans, all. Hatchback, auto trans, without sl pkg.

• Condition: New
• Sold In Quantity: 1

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2013 Nissan Pathfinder

Asked by   in Houston, TX on  August 24, 2016

Automatic won't shift from park.

3 replies Report

The pcm is not communicating with the shift solenoid.

First , check your brake lights. IF the brake light switch is not operating , THEN the PCM will not allow it to activate the 'shift lock solenoid' enabling it to come out of park. Fairly common , testing can easily confirm this PRIOR to buying possibly an unnecessary part. Might also check (ALL) fuses , that is also a possibility.

and if you're concerned about a recall you can call the dealer with the vin, or check NissanUSA.com for recalls.

Where is the shift interlock solenoid located?