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Replaced part with new aluminum from Dorman $35 Tks

The part that broke is now available as a aftermarket part from Dorman. It's made out of aluminum and not likely to break, it also comes with a new spring and good instructions. One thing that has to be done is the ign key interlock has to be adjusted in order to remove the key after the shift assembly has been reinstalled. There is a white cover on the key cable that has to be removed then you just push the black outer cable towards the rear until the key may be removed and then while holding the outer cable in that position push the white cable lock back in place. Everything should work as designed after that. The Dorman part number is 924-706 and is readily available at any auto parts store.

A really good job, explained it very well. Outstanding!!! Best One I've Seen.

Not the cleanest video but by far most helpful! Thanks for helping the world!

This video saved me so much tho. This is still the only video for a 2005 chrysler pacifica gear shift lol. All the other videos are for newer pacificas and other chrysler models

Hey I've dropped stiff down there before, most recently my car key. I had to remove the whole middle part and everything underneath it to get my car key. Plus my battery also died as well hahahahaha. You just have to get pass a lot more screws and some wires. You don't necessarily need to take the seats out either unless you wanna do the whole floor or half of it

What is the name of the part

Thank you alot and God Bless you .

Camera needs to be held more secure. My eyes went buggies. Nice

👍👍👍💪💪😎 Excelente ❤️

Thank you so much. Where can i order it? Also what would you call it? Thank you

Excellent video and really helping alot!!

This helped me with my 2006, same exact problem. Many thanks!!

Thank you for this video, it helped a ton with my repair. Yall are amazing and keep making these kind of videos. Huge help

Thank you your video helped fix my wife’s Pacifica, I found the part on Amazon only I got it aluminum instead of plastic

It seems so hard to do mine was working fine how much does it cost to have this repaired at shop

Thanks for the detailed video!! I fixed mine earlier today, I watched a few different Videos, yours with wire, anothers with drilling hole & buying new spring. I just found a small Key chain ring that fit right over the pink arm, up against were the tab broke off🤙 When putting all back together, drove myself CRAZY for close to a hour, trying to find out a wire connector that I could not find where it goes😓 I used to work on Jet Aircraft in the United States Navy, never leave anything hanging, loose, disconnected, etc... I see on your car, you have a switch next to the ash tray🤔 Please, what is that switch for?? My car does not have that switch, just the wire connector hanging😮😮😮

Just a FYI, regular petroleum based grease will deteriorate plastic over time, when lubing most plastic parts use a synthetic grease like silicone grease which you can get a small tube from a plumbing supply store or section of a big box store, it is used on the seals and O-rings in faucets etc. Also, Super Lube is a silicone based grease you can get at any auto parts stores and big box stores also but it's a bigger tube or tub and more expensive, also dielectric grease is basically the same thing you can get in small tubes and even in the little packets up by the auto parts stores counter for like one time use.

Thank you very much for the excellent video. It only took me 90 minutes, plus a lot of time cleaning 14 years of gunk off the console. Mine is a 2006 Pacifica and I used the Dorman 924-706 replacement. $17.00 on Amazon.

this helped

Fixed my 2008 Pacifica today with your guidance. It seems after 5 years your video still helps. Thanks very much!

Thanks this help me. So much

Thank u for the vidio it helped me out an u an your husband get right to the point

Thank you times a few hundred bucks !!! great video so helpful !!!!

Damn I should of looked at ur video n dun the same thing.. jus mcguyver rug it instead I ordered the part but in metal for $20.. could of saved $20 if I 1st saw ur video!!

Thanks..the pink plastic broke spent 20 minutes trying to find the spring..found it and drilled a whole unit and put a clip on it no sense of buying another its gonna happen again

this was a great step by step video. ours was a 2008 pacifica, but there were similarities enough to use the video, step by step, backwards and forwards until it was done. magnificent. you saved us time, frustration and hundreds of dollars. chrysler -- seriously???????

Thanks! Mines an 04 a little different we will see how this goes

Thank you both for the video, my fiance just had this same problem a few hours ago while she was at work at the hospital. I haven't disassembled things yet to know for sure if the same thing happened but I'm betting that it is, I'll find out tomorrow...

Had the same problem, fixed it myself with this video!! Thanks very much for this video, your a great team!

You actually don't need that pink piece. Took mine out and works just fine. I think it's a money grabber.

Thank you for this video. This video made my disassembly, repair and reassembly a breeze. from start to finish in less than 45 minutes. Can't thank you enough!!!

A couple of tips for anyone trying this at home... I didn't have to separate the metal ring from the leather shift knob on the '06 I worked on -- just unscrew the whole knob with the flange still attached. Some of the videos for the similar Chrysler 300 look like you *do* have to remove the flange first, as the rod didn't appear to be threaded. Also, I didn't have to pull as many screws from behind the center console as was done in this video. The two in the console, the two in the cup holders, and the two horizontal ones in the front (and maybe two more near the shifter) were enough, plus the six near the floor that hold the cover on to the sides. Take the shifter into a good work area before unsnapping the top part further, and keep an eye out for the original spring and the broken plastic piece. I never found the spring in mine, but the Dorman 924-706 kit I used came with one. Also test the shift lock cable alignment before you get it all put together. It's self adjusting if you lift the white lock snap up, put it in park and snap it back down (or something like that). You probably won't have this problem if you didn't get curious like me and lift it in the first place. Depending on your model, you may have an unused three-wire connector branching off the near the left cigarette lighter port (orange/tan, black/white, green/white). This is for some optional feature that I don't have, but you might, so don't sweat it if you didn't remember disconnecting it. In addition to this video on this channel, watch this other one as well to help make the job go smoothly. th-cam.com/video/sXwu2BhA-wU/w-d-xo.html

I'm found your video *after* purchasing the metal Dorman replacement for the pink plastic part. Like you said, they're about $35 and up at the local stores, but I got it off Amazon for under $20. There's another video about all that, but that's a good idea with the epoxy and ornament hanger!

Thanks a lot, a few years later, your video still saved me a ton of money and helped me not totally screw up my car. Some of what you did was unnecessary, but I understand where you're coming from. You're a lot like me, you just figure it out as you go! :)

I look at others video, but yours was the most explicit. Thank you very much I was able to fix my 2006 Chrysler Pacifica with your video. Instead of using any glue I opened a small whole with a drill and inserted a clip. I am a 67 years old lady with arthritis in my hands and I did it alone, but before I started I decided to take my time. I found a place where they sell the part and it is made of metal instead of plastic. It is called Parts Geek and the name of the part is Shift Interlock Latch.

I’m sorry, but what is the name of the piece?

very good video thanks for the info

I seriously would have given up on this without this video. SUPER helpful. Thank you thank you so much for taking the time to film this!

Came back from vaca, was was hot while gone and our 07 Pacifica was baking. With your vid, found broken hook hole on pink assy, did the same 'fix' with wire (we used spiral notebook) and reassembled. Working! Many thanks for 'helping the world'. Fly Eagles Fly!

Would this work for front wheel drive?

Great video......

You’re a lucky dude...she’s mechanically inclined and hawt!

Trying to fix the same issue. How do you disconnect the power outlet that leads to the back of the console?

Tengo una pacifica 2005, el acelerador pedal está muerto.. prende pero No acelera pedal muerto.. alguien k me diga k debo hacer?? Atte. Irma G.

Thank you for the video, you guys did an awesome job! You guys save me a lot of time!

Thanks!!! Saved me a huge expense...it’s going to be a small headache to repair it...but I️ think hubby and I️ can get it done! I️ almost went and bought another car this morning...

what is the name ther pink thing

Hello, and a big THAN YOU. our pacifica was doing same thing , wouldn't go out of park. After video after video, your video sparked something in my wife. I was at work and i get this text. I have most if it tore apart, sent pics and all. So when i came home i ordered the small part, (which was metal from my local parts store) in like the plastic one from the factory. Long story short, all fixed, shifts fine, so thanks foe sharing the video. Awesome job too

Thank you sooooooooooooo much. I have to fix mine