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Genuine Pontiac G6 Shift Cable
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Pontiac G6 Cable Kit, A/Trns Range Sel Lvr
Part Number: 84569682$30.44 MSRP: $50.39You Save: $19.95 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac G6 Shift Cable
The Pontiac G6 Shift Cable allows the driver to select gears with confidence. The smooth and flexible link between the floor shifter and transmission provides quicker engagement and more precise action than older style rigid rods. The first Pontiac sedans all utilized column levers and external linkage. In this case, metal rods with bushings transferred motion. As designers' layouts changed to front wheel drive and console-style interiors, they swapped to the style of cable applied on the G6. The Shift Cable twists and turns from the shifter to transmission, easily through tight spaces, tolerates engine movement, and reduces cabin vibration so G6 owners feel a direct, satisfying click into each range. Inside its sheath, the core of the Shift Cable moves when the driver presses the release button on the shifter, positioning the manual lever of the transmission precisely into Park, Reverse, Neutral, Drive, or Low, while contemporary interlock electronics ensure that the lever remains locked until the brake is pressed. If the Shift Cable has stretched, bent, or snapped, gear selection becomes sloppy or impossible, but replacing it in time will restore it to a crisp feeling. There are no other versions of the G6 than picking the right automatic Shift Cable for the production year. Still, every Pontiac owner will appreciate the same advantage; a reliable connection secures precise gear control.
Each OEM Pontiac G6 Shift Cable we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Pontiac G6 Shift Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace the shift cable on Pontiac G6?A:When replacing the shift cable, loosen first the cable terminal from the car's battery negative terminal. Then, first, take off the air filter housing, as well as the air intake duct. On the outside of the vehicle: in the engine compartment; unpaid shift cable from the transaxle manual lever pulling affect from the ballstud using a thin panel tool or flat-bladed screwdriver. Disconnect the shift cable from the cable bracket on transaxle: there is a clip which should be removed and there are two locking tangs which when squeezed will free the cable housing from the bracket. In some of the models, one may have to unlock the cable and the bracket with a little clip that holds the cable while in the others, there will be tabs that you just have to press to release the cable. Next, pull the center console and free the shift cable lower end from the ballstud on the lever of the shift. Pull the cable from the bracket on the back of the shift lever base where some of the models use the clip or tabs that have to be squeezed in order for the release of the cable with the control assembly. To access the interior of the case follow the cable to the cable grommet and using a took pry it out of the hole to guide the cable through to the other side to have it removed. The process is the exact opposite to that of removal which I ensure to make necessary adjustments on the new cable and new clips. For adjustment, there is a shift cable adjustment clip that should be comfortably seated in the released position at transaxle if the transmission and shifter are in Park and the transaxle lever should be pushed into the Park. The rest is as follows: inside the passenger compartment, put the shift lever at the center console into PARK and then insert the shift cable adjustment clip into that locked position. Make sure that the engine starts only in Park and Neutral; if it starts in any other position, adjustment and check Transmission Range Sensor, adjust the Shift Cable again.
