I was working on replacing the hub on Front passenger side. After it was done, I backed the car out, noticed that I couldn't shift out of reverse to N or D. But could return to Park no problem. I can force it in N or D, but when I want to put it in P, I have to force it back past R. Seems like something broke. But I can't tell if it is the shift interlock or the ignition lock because when I turn the key to take it out, I have to pump the key in and out while giving it a little counter clockwise pressure to be able to get it out. I have a lot of experience with older vehicles, 2004 has whole bunch of fancy stuff, so I'm just wondering if it could be something else?

I have a 2005 Honda Civic. Sometimes (maybe once every month or two) I try to start my car and it won't start. No lights or anything when I turn the ignition and seems like the battery is dead. But when I open and close my door hard enough to slightly shake the car, the car starts fine. Sometimes it takes a few tries of opening and closing the door. When the car does start, my radio is reset, meaning the connection to the battery was lost. I looked at the terminals of my battery and they seem pretty clean. Is there a loose wiring somewhere in my car? Should I try to clean my battery terminals? My friend has recommended me to use a Wireless Diagnostic Tool to diagnose. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!