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Old 07-19-2016, 03:09 AM   #3
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What Mig has said. Easy fix. Jack up right rear and remove rr wheel. On the side of the trans the shift cables are (or should be) clipped to the brackets. You will be able to see how the one that is still clipped in is secured. I use some safety wire to make sure they don't come loose. New clips should be used anytime you remove the cable from the trans.
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