it should be obvious as soon as you look at it, there is only one adjustment point on the entire shifter assembly
the shifter is non adjustable
the bracket that holds the cable at the trans pan is non adjustable
the linkage bracket on the trans is not adjustable but the pin where the cable connects is adjustable with a nut on backside of the pin .
if the car doesn't go into park when you slide the shifter forward you need to adjust it at the cable pin (provided the lockout assembly isnt binding it )
before getting under a car safely support and block the wheels
put shifter in park and with trans linkage rotated clockwise (to park)
if it wont go to park because of the lockout rod loosen the 13mm nut on the pivot
adjust the cable pin so that the cable just slides on , tighten the nut at backside of the pin
now the lockout rod is only adjustable at the pivot point where the rod from the steering column meets the rod that goes from the frame to the trans shift linkage bracket and it allows the reverse lights to operate as well as lockout the key in column from turning preventing starting in any gear other than park or neutral
with key off and trans in park lightly push up the rod that hangs from the column , and tighten the 13mm nut
to check you should be able to key on / key off and remove key easily and it should be able to key on and key off with trans in neutral , if not readjust
now with the linkage adjusted you need to ensure that the ecm sees the park switch and that you have reverse lights
theres a white switch under the dash by the floor on top of the steering column that rotates to adjust (it will click as its rotated left or right )
it should self adjust simply by putting the trans into low 1 and then back to park
try it
with key on put car in reverse and see if the rev lights at the tail come on .if not the switch can be adjusted by adjusted as needed by rotating it with your hand
if you have reverse lights you should have the park signal for the ecu when its in park
to verify the park signal to ecu you would need to connect a scantool ( powerlogger or old otc/snapon ) or you could check for ground at pin B10 at ecm