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Old Aug 28, 2013, 06:59 PM
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Shifter Cable Problem 6 Speed

Hi!

I wanted to know if the shifter cable can go bad..

i have a evo ix mr , so its a 6 speed.

all my front gears don't always go in friendly.

for example i try to go to 1st and instead of going into gear.

the Shift just moves forward and feels spongy and wont get into gear , like nothing is there.

i have to place the gear in 2nd move the car a little bit forward and quickly move it to 1st so it can get.

same thing for 3rd and 5th , they all feel spongy like if the shifter cable its weak or i don't know

i bout some Buschur racing under hood bushing and shifter base bushing thinking it was a bad bushing

I did notice better shifting , but i still have that spongy feeling on 1st 3rd and 5th

don't know whats the deal here with this one
Old Aug 28, 2013, 07:05 PM
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There is an adjustment procedure for the cables in the EVO MR supplements service manual.

Search and you will find it.
Old Aug 28, 2013, 07:12 PM
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Thanks for the tip , but the adjustment is for left and right movement i believe , if it was adjustment problem it would be if you had problems going into reverse , because that is what happened to me ..

but who knows

I will try to get a video of the problem
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Anyone got insight on this?

Right now i am going to say is the shifter cable since there is extra play with the cable that cant be adjusted and the extra play on the shifter base side is not moving nothing on under hood side...

once i get and install the shifter cables i will let know the results for anyone who has this same problem..
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bump for knowledge as i have 6spd although no issues...
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Anyone know a HOW TO for shifter cable installation??? , can't find one..
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Solved

Just in Case anyone is searching for this , Problem was Solved by replacing the Shifter Cables , I also change the Shifter base Bushing and under the hood bushing in the Way and now i Shift Perfect
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How was replacing the shifter cable ? I'll be doing it this weekend
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Originally Posted by Collinmevo255
How was replacing the shifter cable ? I'll be doing it this weekend
I've heard that it sucks to replace the shifter cables.
Old Feb 13, 2015, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Ghost4G63T
Just in Case anyone is searching for this , Problem was Solved by replacing the Shifter Cables , I also change the Shifter base Bushing and under the hood bushing in the Way and now i Shift Perfect
How much were these things?
I have some strange shifter feeling and I want to know worse case just replace it all.

I already have all the solid bushings
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Originally Posted by GTijoejoe
How much were these things?
I have some strange shifter feeling and I want to know worse case just replace it all.

I already have all the solid bushings
http://www.streettunedmotorsports.co...s_mn107670.htm
http://www.streettunedmotorsports.co...r_bushings.htm
http://www.streettunedmotorsports.co...ushing_kit.htm
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Those will do
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Anybody replaced shifter cables on the Evo before? How difficult is the job to perform?
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I changed my 6speed cables , you have to remove the center console to detach the cables from the shifter base ,then detach the under hood bushings to detach the cables

Only tricky part is removing and putting the new cables thru the firewall
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Does this also happened when engine off? I have problem getting to reverse when engine on, but fine when off. Also I have to put to third gear (that follows a judder noise feel like its straighten on an off alignment) so that I can easily shift to reverse gear.


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