This is a great video. You are right. Others made it look so hard. I watched a couple other videos and decided taking it to the shop would probably be best. I watched yours, found a local shop with the cable in stock and changed it literally in 15 mins. For the comment on not explaining how to get the clip in place, for those wondering, you push it through the hole after sliding the exposed cable part of the cable by the spring into the open slot.
This is the only video you will need to watch to fix this issue. The directions are precise and the video takes you through every step. I watched two other videos prior to watching this one and they were overly complicated or skipped over important steps. Great job and thanks for making this easy. The last time my cable snapped it took over a week and a few hundred dollars to fix. This cost me $18!
This is the one to watch, although he doesn't show the old cable removal. But he does STATE that you shouldn't try to remove the old cable by pinching the cable clips. He says just grab it with pliers and break it out. This is the way to do it.
You literally don’t show how you did the hardest step. Not removal but you didn’t show how to force in the new snap clip. Thumbs down for that my guy otherwise thanks for the vid (I’m still giving you a thumbs up on youtube)
Broke mine on my first yard today, bought the part, watched your video, put it on. Back to the money 👌🏿
What’s the part number?
This is a great video. You are right. Others made it look so hard. I watched a couple other videos and decided taking it to the shop would probably be best. I watched yours, found a local shop with the cable in stock and changed it literally in 15 mins. For the comment on not explaining how to get the clip in place, for those wondering, you push it through the hole after sliding the exposed cable part of the cable by the spring into the open slot.
This is the only video you will need to watch to fix this issue. The directions are precise and the video takes you through every step.
I watched two other videos prior to watching this one and they were overly complicated or skipped over important steps. Great job and thanks for making this easy.
The last time my cable snapped it took over a week and a few hundred dollars to fix.
This cost me $18!
This is the one to watch, although he doesn't show the old cable removal. But he does STATE that you shouldn't try to remove the old cable by pinching the cable clips. He says just grab it with pliers and break it out. This is the way to do it.
Josh, your video was spot on and saved me a ton of time (especially the part about breaking the clips on the old cable). Thanks for your video.
I followed your instructions and it came out perfectly
Awesome vid. Took me 10 mins. You did not show locking the plastic clip in first (its the top side of the trans,) then attach the spring
Nice job
Yeah real simple, thanks for the video!!
I should have watched your video first! 😂
You literally don’t show how you did the hardest step. Not removal but you didn’t show how to force in the new snap clip. Thumbs down for that my guy otherwise thanks for the vid (I’m still giving you a thumbs up on youtube)
Now going elsewhere
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