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Gear Selector Cable — Removal and Installation (Mercedes-Benz A-Class W168)

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1. Remove the boot from the automatic transmission control lever.

2. Remove the center console by first removing the rear part, then the center part, and finally the front part.

3. Remove the gear shift mechanism.

4. Disconnect the strut that connects the front beam to the bottom.

5. Lower the power unit onto the front beam.

Attention! Prepare four bolts to attach the engine, lowered down on the front beam, to the bottom.


6. Secure the engine, lowered down on the front beam, to the bottom.

7. Remove the engine guard from the front beam.

8. Set the gear shift fork rod 4 to position P (see illustration 5.0).

9. Disconnect the gear selection cable 1 from the gear shift fork rod 4 (see illustration).

6.9 Disconnect the gear selector cable 1 from the gear shift fork shaft

6.9 Disconnect the gear selector cable 1 from the gear shift fork shaft
1 - gear selection cable
2 - case
3 - bracket
4 - gear shift fork rod
5 - clamp


10. Disconnect the gear selector cable bracket 3 from the transmission (see illustration 6.9).

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11. Pull the gear selector cable 1 into the passenger compartment (see illustration 6.9).

Installation of dismantled parts is carried out in the reverse order of removal.
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