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This GMC I believe that it have a release cable under the dash. Where the brake pedal

attach with it. Every time you insert the key in ignition and turn over, you still have to

press the brake pedal that help release the cable to free the shifter. The cable the run from brake pedal to shifter could be about foot long or 3 feet long. It depend on the kind of shifter your car have. When the brake is press, it pull the cable to release the locking

device on the shifter so you can shift it. If it does not release, check the cable on the

brake pedal and the shifter for damage or defect. If it still good, check the primary cable

that runs from ignition switch to brake pedal that help release the secondary cable which

I explained above. More likely, you may need a whole steering column.

Does it help? Would you please be kind for a tips.

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