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Genuine Toyota Solara Shift Cable
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Toyota Solara Transmission Control Cable Assembly
Part Number: 33820-AA010$247.88 MSRP: $355.44You Save: $107.56 (31%)
Toyota Solara Transmission Control Cable Assembly
Part Number: 33820-06121$218.65 MSRP: $313.53You Save: $94.88 (31%)
Toyota Solara Transmission Control Cable Assembly
Part Number: 33820-06111$208.67 MSRP: $299.22You Save: $90.55 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cable Transmission Control Shift
Part Number: 33821-33170$251.82 MSRP: $361.10You Save: $109.28 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cable Transmission Control Select
Part Number: 33822-33080$220.27 MSRP: $315.85You Save: $95.58 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Solara Transmission Control Cable Assembly
Part Number: 33820-06110$208.67 MSRP: $299.22You Save: $90.55 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Solara Transmission Control Cable Assembly
Part Number: 33820-06120$218.65 MSRP: $313.53You Save: $94.88 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Control Shift Lever
Part Number: 33527-32010$18.96 MSRP: $112.69You Save: $93.73 (84%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cable Transmission Control Shift
Part Number: 33821-33090$192.32 MSRP: $275.77You Save: $83.45 (31%)
Toyota Solara Shift Cable
The Shift Cable enables the driver to convert lever movements into a gear selection for smooth cruising. The Shift Cable is located between the console shifter and automatic transaxle. The steel core slides in a low-friction sleeve to carry motion, which makes shifting into any gate send an immediate and precise signal to the transmission manual lever without slack. The early Toyota Solara models featured a design with a single run mechanical that is seen on numerous 1990s cars. However, later models employed a refined Shift Cable that had tougher insulation. In addition, the integration of an adjuster with the cable assisted in resisting stretching and ensured that the park-to-drive alignment stayed true. The current Toyota models furthermore match the Shift Cable with fortified end fittings for longer service life. Regardless of year, the cable prevents accidental gear jumps by functioning with the ignition-brake interlock found in contemporary designs. In comparison to earlier rod linkages that rattled and wore their exposed joints, the Shift Cable sequesters wear sights within the sheath to limit the entrance of dirt and noise. Owners typically notice failure when the lever feels loose, fails to select a range, or stays stuck. This suggests that the steel strand has bent or snapped. Replacing the unit will help retain a crisp feel and preserve the lively character of every Toyota Solara built by the Solara.
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Toyota Solara Shift Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove and Install the Shift Cable from the Transaxle on 2002 through 2008 Toyota Solara?A:Remove the center console, then take off the retaining clips and washers from the cable ends at the transaxle. Next, remove the large clips and washers that secure the shift and select cables to the bracket on the transaxle. Detach the bolts that connect the cable retainer to the firewall, if applicable, and remove the outer retainer and grommet. For some models, it may be necessary to remove the heater core or evaporator housing to access these bolts. After that, take off the clips and washers that attach the shift and select cables to the shift lever, followed by the large clip-type cable retainers that secure the cables to the bracket at the forward end of the shift lever base. Remove the inner retainer and grommet from the passenger side of the firewall, then pull the cable(s) out through the firewall. Installation is the reverse of removal, ensuring that when attaching cables to the front of the shifter assembly, the wider part of the cable end flange faces up, and when securing the shift cable ends to the shifter with clips and washers, the toothed edge of the cable eyes should also face up.
