Shifter Indicator Incorrect
#41
Senior Member
Going off this picture, when I did mine (notice the loop on the red wire) i unlooped the red wire from the hook park on the back of the selector. I took nothing apart, except removing the broken white bracket, and less than 20 mins.
#45
Super Moderator
Alright, so first off you'll need a small ratchet with extension, a 7mm, 5/16, and 7/32 socket. And of course, the new bracket. Thats it.
You need to remove the giant panel below the steering wheel, so turn the truck on so you can shift to first, then pull of the small panel between the larger panel to be removed, and the gauge cluster. Then go to the bottom of the panel and remove the 2 5/16 bolts (red arrows).
Pull off the fuse cover, then remove the 4 7mm bolts that hold on the Hood latch and E brake release. (blue arrows). Each one has 2 screws; the other two are on the bottom of it. You'll need to look under it and pull the latches so you can see the bolts. There are 4 more 7mm bolts you will need to remove (yellow arrows).
Just clips hold it on, so pull it off, and put it aside. This is your view now. You're gonna want to look in the dash about where the arrow is pointing.
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You need to remove the giant panel below the steering wheel, so turn the truck on so you can shift to first, then pull of the small panel between the larger panel to be removed, and the gauge cluster. Then go to the bottom of the panel and remove the 2 5/16 bolts (red arrows).
Pull off the fuse cover, then remove the 4 7mm bolts that hold on the Hood latch and E brake release. (blue arrows). Each one has 2 screws; the other two are on the bottom of it. You'll need to look under it and pull the latches so you can see the bolts. There are 4 more 7mm bolts you will need to remove (yellow arrows).
Just clips hold it on, so pull it off, and put it aside. This is your view now. You're gonna want to look in the dash about where the arrow is pointing.
Next post...
#46
Super Moderator
You will then find this bugger. The culprit...The 7/32 socket will remove this bolt.
If you look a bit further in, you'll see the end of the cable. All it does is just unhook.
And bam! Its off. Remove the broken bracket, put the adjustment wheel on the new bracket, and reassemble. Its that easy.
If you look a bit further in, you'll see the end of the cable. All it does is just unhook.
And bam! Its off. Remove the broken bracket, put the adjustment wheel on the new bracket, and reassemble. Its that easy.
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Slightly different problem
Gear selector issue but just a question. Back story, was driving home from work, hear a "SPROING" and something hits me in the leg. Gold colored torx screw. And now the gear selector is wonky. I see where it came from but should there be a bushing on this pin?
The pin in the oversize hole in the center of the bracket.
Also, any advice about getting everything lined up?
Thanks!!
The pin in the oversize hole in the center of the bracket.
Also, any advice about getting everything lined up?
Thanks!!
#48
Senior Member
Gear selector issue but just a question. Back story, was driving home from work, hear a "SPROING" and something hits me in the leg. Gold colored torx screw. And now the gear selector is wonky. I see where it came from but should there be a bushing on this pin?
The pin in the oversize hole in the center of the bracket.
Also, any advice about getting everything lined up?
Thanks!!
The pin in the oversize hole in the center of the bracket.
Also, any advice about getting everything lined up?
Thanks!!
FYI. It is usually better to start a new thread than revive an old one.
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