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GAFO 04-12-2015 11:06 AM

Newbe Needing Help With a Transmission Problem!!!
 
I live in a rural area of Ohio and the closest Porsche Dealer is in Columbus 2 hours away. My 2007 Manual Transmission Boxer is stuck in first gear. The stick shift has all kinds on play in it and feel like nothing is connected to it. I have read about the "Cable Issues" and that the gear shift may have come disconnected from the cables. My questions are as follows:

1. Do you agree that this is most likely the cause?

2. Is it an easy fix that I can do? ( I can do the minor stuff, but I can't drop the transmission out of it.)

3. If I can fix it, is it just a matter of going in through the top at the gear shift and reconnecting them?

Timco 04-12-2015 11:07 AM

Sometimes cable ends pop off. Check under the rear. Find both cables and be sure they are connected.

healthservices 04-12-2015 11:08 AM

Actually, I would go to the back of the tranny and see if the cable popped off of the ball

GAFO 04-12-2015 11:55 AM

Thanks That Worked!!!
 
You guys are the best. If your ever in SE Ohio let me know and I'll by you both a beer. I take it that this common problem. Is there any way to secure them on there better? It just doesn't seem like it's being held on by much.

Timco 04-12-2015 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by GAFO (Post 444641)
You guys are the best. If your ever in SE Ohio let me know and I'll by you both a beer. I take it that this common problem. Is there any way to secure them on there better? It just doesn't seem like it's being held on by much.

There's a retaining clip inside the cable head. It's replaceable.

Glad that worked out! Post some car pics and stick around!


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