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Range Selector Cable (Transmission End): Removal

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  1. Position the gearshift lever to the PARK position. Raise the vehicle. Ensure the transmission manual shaft is positioned to mechanical Park position. Remove the range selector cable end (2) from the transmission range selector lever ball stud (1). See Figure .
  2. Locate the center connector on the transmission range selector cable. Pull back the White plastic cover (1) on the center connector. See Figure . Pull up on the center tabs of the lock button (2). See Figure .
    3. NOTE: Do not reuse the existing E-clip. Discard the removed E-clip.
  3. Ensure the gearshift lever remained in the PARK position for the best possible access to the E-clip. Remove the E-clip by pulling radially on the center section of the E-clip. See Figure .
  4. Pull the range selector cable center connector ends apart. Remove the retainer that secures the cable to the bracket. Depress the tangs and remove the cable from the bracket. See Figure .
  5. Remove the cable to from the clips on the transfer case, if equipped. Remove the rear half (transmission end) of the range selector cable from the vehicle.
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