Selector Lever Cable: Removal

6F35 

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   Prior to replacing the selector lever cable for a no start or high shift effort concern, verify the selector lever cable to bracket clip is fully seated at the transmission and selector lever assembly. Unseated cables can cause selector lever cable binding and prevent the manual shaft from completely returning to the P (Park) position.

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6F50/6F55 

1. 2.
   
   Prior to replacing the selector lever cable for a no start or high shift effort concern, verify the selector lever cable to bracket clip is fully seated at the transmission and selector lever assembly. Unseated cables can cause selector lever cable binding and prevent the manual shaft from completely returning to the P (Park) position.

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All vehicles 

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   With the vehicle in NEUTRAL, position it on a hoist. Refer to Jacking and Lifting .

1. 4.
   
   Remove the selector lever bezel. Refer to Selector Lever Bezel .

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   NOTE: Note the routing of the selector lever cable under the heater housing for assembly.

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6F50/6F55 

1. 11.
   
   Remove the ACL and outlet pipe. Refer to Intake Air Distribution and Filtering .

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6F35 

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   Remove the ACL assembly. Refer to Intake Air Distribution and Filtering .

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