Just had the cable on my 05 melt through. Watched your video, bought an OEM cable and it went in easy. I appreciate your video. Saved me money at the mechanic.
I have exactly the same issue. I was towing my travel trailer, pulled into a rest area. Came back to my truck and it would not start at all. I eventually found out that the exhaust had burned through the "so called" heat shroud around the cable exposing the inner wire cable. So when you tried to engage a gear it couldn't select because it came out of the outer cable shroud. As of 30mins ago I just ordered a new shift cable. Thank you for doing your "how to video", it's helped me a lot 💯👍.
THANK YOU!!! You saved me from a frustrating day! I couldn't get that shift cable off the steering column but your lift the tab with the finger was the game changer...thanks!
If you unplug the o2 sensor and push the female end of that harness off of the metal bracket that holds the shift cable underneath the truck and remove that bracket its two 10mm bolts then that whole bracket comes with and it is way easier dealing with that stubborn clip when the cable is out of the truck. Especially if you live down gravel roads and deal with salt and grime from the winter i find this to be a much easier way.
Yes thank you so much for this video it was so helpful. My problem right now is my back is messed up so im hoping my mechanic neighbor will come and help me. And thanks again for the great video.
Great video. If you can't get the the tab to lift with your finger there is a through hole that a punch will push the tab through and it releases easily . I spent $100 for the cable at auto zone and did it easily .
Great job - Mine came off the cable guide underneath the truck and was laying on the exhaust. It melted the casing and stretched the cable - looks like the same happened to you!
I just put a new one on my 2015, now today same thing happened again I think it was because I might not have routed the cable the correct way but still, the old one the cable was bound up on the inside of the protective sheath but this time the cable just completely pulled out of it like the steering column piston side just unraveled
Dear friend...I have to hand it to you bro .You got about two words right in the terminology dept so I'm 100% positive your NO automotive genius...using words like thing and Bar But hey you pulled it off so I'm gonna give you some props...
Okay thanks yea mine wouldn't go into park unless u slammed it but then it wouldn't wouldn't into park at and now it goes into drive and reverse if u play with it enough it's real loose like u can slide threw the gears with ease
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Just had the cable on my 05 melt through. Watched your video, bought an OEM cable and it went in easy. I appreciate your video. Saved me money at the mechanic.
I have exactly the same issue. I was towing my travel trailer, pulled into a rest area. Came back to my truck and it would not start at all. I eventually found out that the exhaust had burned through the "so called" heat shroud around the cable exposing the inner wire cable. So when you tried to engage a gear it couldn't select because it came out of the outer cable shroud. As of 30mins ago I just ordered a new shift cable.
Thank you for doing your "how to video", it's helped me a lot 💯👍.
Damn bro you made that look easy. Just had this problem happen to me an hour ago and found this.Definitely about to try to change myself😅 Thanks
I know this video is old but you saved me. I'd flip u fifty dollar bill without hesitation. Your a good dude
THANK YOU!!! You saved me from a frustrating day! I couldn't get that shift cable off the steering column but your lift the tab with the finger was the game changer...thanks!
same here. that clip is a bitch!
If you unplug the o2 sensor and push the female end of that harness off of the metal bracket that holds the shift cable underneath the truck and remove that bracket its two 10mm bolts then that whole bracket comes with and it is way easier dealing with that stubborn clip when the cable is out of the truck. Especially if you live down gravel roads and deal with salt and grime from the winter i find this to be a much easier way.
Yes thank you so much for this video it was so helpful. My problem right now is my back is messed up so im hoping my mechanic neighbor will come and help me. And thanks again for the great video.
This video was extremely helpful with the explanation of the clip under the stirring wheel
Great video. If you can't get the the tab to lift with your finger there is a through hole that a punch will push the tab through and it releases easily . I spent $100 for the cable at auto zone and did it easily .
Good video. Looks simple I wish my back wasn't out.
Hey thank you !! Very helpful! And thank you for explaining process as if not everyone knows how to do it. Because I don’t !!
Going to work on mine tomorrow. Nice instructions.
great vid, just saved me a chunk of money. Thanks
Thanks man, mines just went out on my work truck (2001 f-150) looks like an easy fix. Hopefully it is. 🤙🏾
same here . hopefully it is for me too
550 dollars for labor
@@theshield1613 ohhhh my God ...😯
Good evening and many thanks cause you saved us alot of money
Great job - Mine came off the cable guide underneath the truck and was laying on the exhaust. It melted the casing and stretched the cable - looks like the same happened to you!
Exact same happen to me on 10th. I was on a hill and luckily was able to put it in drive get off the parallel parking and drive it home.
Big thanks bro! Live saver
You are a legend, thank you so much for this video!
Thanks for the video!
exelente explicación hermano muchas gracias
Man thank you, you made this very simple😳😳😳😳!
I just put a new one on my 2015, now today same thing happened again I think it was because I might not have routed the cable the correct way but still, the old one the cable was bound up on the inside of the protective sheath but this time the cable just completely pulled out of it like the steering column piston side just unraveled
10:00 "everything was real simple" while sporting a busted knuckle gave me a good chuckle but good video though, thanks
Great video ty!!
Great video. I think I can do my E350 cable now.
It would be nice if everyone who puts how to videos could explain shit like this.
Right beside ode Copenhagen baby!
I knew as soon as I heard the accent I was in the right place.
Great video
Great vid
thanks buddy.. this is a big help..
thank you I got that and thanks for showing the tough things as well
Hell yes "Thanks man" Big help
Whats the part number for that exact cable?
Need to know where the o2censsor cable came from
Thanks mines just happened to me 20mins waiting on my cuz to help me thanks again
Thanks bro
Appreciate Sir
Dear friend...I have to hand it to you bro .You got about two words right in the terminology dept so I'm 100% positive your NO automotive genius...using words like thing and Bar But hey you pulled it off so I'm gonna give you some props...
Thanks
my mechanic said my metal bracket was bent and cant put the cable in until i get a new one
Damnd can't hear anything but the clanking of the screwdriver
Thanks for the video. Can you give me the Part Number and info to order the same part. Thanks again
The muffler does it.
Where do you find it so cheap? It’s $100 plus tax here!
Mine a stick
Anyone know the part number ?
5L3Z7E395AA
How did you no it was your cable before taking it off
The truck wouldn’t go into park. So I left it in neutral, blocked the tires, crawled under the truck and saw my shift cable frayed like a broken rope.
Okay thanks yea mine wouldn't go into park unless u slammed it but then it wouldn't wouldn't into park at and now it goes into drive and reverse if u play with it enough it's real loose like u can slide threw the gears with ease
it's 2020...time to learn how to get FULL SCREEN video .
Terrible video can not seeanything. Use a camera not your cheap phone
You are literally the ONLY person who said anything remotely close to this. You might be the problem.