Selector cable bushing, automatic transmission Ford Kuga 2
The automatic transmission selector cable bushing is a small part that ensures smooth and precise gear shifting. It is located at the end of the selector cable and is in contact with the gear selection slider in the transmission.
Symptoms of a faulty automatic transmission selector cable bushing:
*Difficulty changing gears
* Inability to engage gears
* Sticking or sticking when shifting gears
* Extraneous noise when shifting gears
Causes of malfunction of the automatic transmission selector cable bushing:
* Wear
*Damage
*Corrosion
Replacing the automatic transmission selector cable bushing:
Replacing an automatic transmission selector cable bushing is a relatively simple task that you can do yourself if you have the necessary tools and skills. Typically this requires the following steps:
1. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery.
2. Remove the housing or panel around the gear selector.
3. Disconnect the selector cable from the gear selection slider.
4. Remove the bushing from the end of the selector cable.
5. Install a new bushing on the selector cable.
6. Connect the selector cable to the gear selection slider.
7. Reinstall the cover or panel.
8. Connect the negative terminal of the battery.
Important: Before performing any work on the vehicle, be sure to read the owner’s manual and follow all safety precautions.