Chevrolet 15939191 Manual Transmission Shift Lever Cable Assembly

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Disconnect the negative battery cable. Working inside the passenger compartment, lift up the shifter boot and remove the console. With the parking brake applied, position the shifter in Neutral for Getrag 5-speed models or 4th gear for MU3 5-speed models. Lift up the cable-retaining clips at the front of the shifter assembly and release the cable ends from the shifter. Remove the driver's side knee bolster. Raise the front of the vehicle and securely support it on jackstands. Remove the bolt securing the cables to the underbody, then lower the vehicle. Mark each cable end as to the arm it connects to, then pop the shift cable ends from the transaxle shift-arm, and twist the cables out of their mounting bracket. Pull back the carpeting and pull the cables through the grommet in the floor pan. Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure. At the transaxle, install the cables and attach the cable-to-underbody bolt. At the shifter on the floor, push in the U-shaped clip that locks the shifter in Neutral for Getrag 5-speed models. On MU3 5-speeds, lock the shifter in fourth gear with the locking clip on the shifter shaft, about an inch below the knob. After the cables have been attached to the arms on the shifter, the locking tabs can be snapped down at the front of the shifter to secure them. On either transaxle, return the locking clip to its original position. Check for proper shifting of the transaxle.

For adjustment, follow these steps: 1. Place the shift lever in Park. 2. Detach the cable from the range select lever on the transaxle. 3. Release the tab under the protective sleeve over the adjustment lock using a small screwdriver. 4. Push the adjuster lockout until the cable end can move freely. 5. Connect the cable to the cable bracket and the manual lever on the transaxle in the Park position. 6. Push the white adjuster tab back into place and slide the black lock tab into place. 7. Check that the engine starts only in Park and Neutral positions and that all gear ranges can be selected. 8. If the engine can start in any other position, adjust the Transmission Range Sensor and check the shift cable again.