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Old 02-04-2012, 04:54 PM
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Default Fix for the slipping shifter cable?

Hey all,
I just experienced my first slipping shifter cable yesterday.
Luckily it was at the lube place, so the mechanic was cool enough to get it "rigged" back up.

I am wondering if there is a better fix then replacing that stupid plastic grommet/ bushing that holds the end of the shifter cable in place?

I am wondering if there is a way to maybe thread the link, and then screw a nut onto the end of it (I am sure that is way better then plastic and way better then a push on). Or maybe there is a way to drill out the rod that holds the cable in place and put a smooth shaft bolt with a small threaded area at the end?

Just trying to think of better ways to fix this then to set it up for failure later on down the road.

If it wasnt for the internet and the mechanic, I would have spent a 300-400 on a tow and repair bill that I just dont have right now.

Any help is appreciated
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