Why does the Audi A6 not move when shifting gears?

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LuciaRose
07/30/25 9:55am
Audi A6 not moving when shifting gears can be caused by a faulty gear position switch, stuck gears in the transmission, or a malfunction in the gear selector or transmission. Faulty gear position switch: If the gear position switch is misaligned or damaged, it can cause the gear lever to lock. Vehicles typically have a lock release switch that restricts engine power transmission and limits gear engagement. Stuck gears in the transmission: If the vehicle does not move after shifting gears, it may be due to stuck gears in the transmission. The solution is to slightly push the vehicle forward while pressing the clutch pedal to shift into neutral. Malfunction in the gear selector or transmission: After starting the engine, if the vehicle does not move forward after engaging a driving gear and releasing the brake, the cause may be a faulty gear selector or transmission. The solution is to contact a repair center and have the vehicle towed to a professional service center for inspection if it cannot move.
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