Chevrolet 25940463 Automatic Transmission Range Selector Lever Cable Assembly

To remove the air inlet duct of the throttle body, all cables should be unclipped or freed from their retainers. Use a small pry-bar to push the cable off of the transaxle selector lever ball stud and then squeeze together the tabs on the cable housing to release it from where it is held near the lever by a bracket. Before finally pulling off of the shift lever, tie something such as wire or cord to its end. After you have taken out your shifter assembly, under the carpeting and out through your firewall pull it forward. Reverse steps for installation and adjust new cable after installing. For 2006 models, disconnect cable from manual lever on transaxle and place manual lever in neutral position. Inside car put shift lever in neutral and pull up on cable adjuster tab at cable bracket on transaxle then connect cable to manual lever. Cable will self adjust automatically Make sure that engine starts in only Park and Neutral positions. Park shift lever for 2007-onward vehicle models while setting parking brake. To release cable end do not grasp white part of plastic connector; instead pull back it with spring button pressed down. This will allow adjusting tensioning by means of a spring inside this mechanism for final release. Push white part of plastic connector back into its original position and check if all gear positions can be selected properly Adjust if necessary the tension setting on a transmission control cable.

To remove the throttle body air inlet duct, release the cable from all retaining clips and retainers. Pry the cable end off of the transaxle selector lever ball stud and disconnect the cable from the retaining bracket near the lever by squeezing the tabs on the cable housing. Disconnect the cable from the shift lever and tie a piece of wire or cord to the end of the cable before removing it completely. Slide the cable out the front of the shifter assembly, under the carpet, and out through the firewall.