Required tools and materials:
* New automatic transmission cable
* Set of keys
* Knife or scissors
* Cleaning fluid (eg WD-40)
Replacement procedure:
1. Disconnect the negative battery terminal
2. Find the automatic transmission cable
*Located under the hood, attached to the side of the transmission and accelerator pedal.
3. Disconnect the automatic transmission cable from the accelerator pedal
* Remove the clamp or side bolt that secures the cable to the pedal.
4. Disconnect the automatic transmission cable from the gearbox
* Locate the bracket where the cable attaches to the transmission.
* Unscrew the bolt or nut that secures the bracket and remove the cable.
5. Remove old cable
* Pull the old cable out of the engine compartment.
*You may need to detach it from other holders or brackets.
6. Clean the installation area
* Clean the installation area of any dirt, debris or old grease.
* Use cleaning fluid (such as WD-40) to remove sticky grease.
7. Install a new cable
* Insert the new cable into the engine compartment and pull it through the holders or brackets.
* Secure the cable bracket to the transmission by tightening the bolt or nut.
8. Connect the cable to the accelerator pedal
* Install a clamp or side bolt to secure the cable to the pedal.
9. Cable adjustment
* Adjust the cable so that the gas pedal has a slight free play.
* To do this, you need to loosen or tighten the adjusting nut on the cable, depending on the need.
10. Connect the negative terminal of the battery
11. Check the cable operation
* Start the engine and check if the transmission shifts smoothly and correctly.
Adviсe:
* Please use original automatic transmission cable as third party parts may not fit properly.
*If you are unsure of your mechanical skills, seek assistance from a qualified mechanic.
* Regular lubrication of the automatic transmission cable will help prevent premature wear.