2013 Dodge Dart 2.0 Automatic Transmission Bushing Fixed!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- DIY, replacement bushing for the transmission cable. $12 and one hour of labor vs $80 new cable and hours of labor. This is an easy fix, I hope this video helps! Enjoy feel free to comment with any questions!
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Transmission Complete Cable link if needed: www.moparparts...
Thanks for the video!! Did the job today with my son. Extra hands helped for sure. Tip for others. I had 2 bolts to undo from the wheel well in order to get the tray lifted.
I also soaked the bushing in HOT water to make it more playable. Added dish soap for lubrication.
s2focused good thinking about the bushing! And yeah I tried to explain there’s two other bolts I just didn’t show it. Unreal how much bolts for a battery tray. Glad you got it fixed!
Great info man, good job in explaining. That Dorman 14055 is the perfect part replacement, its the smaller bushing. Found in autozone, oreillys, or napa. Folks if you are doing this job, the battery try removal is a pain and be patient.
Corey Adams thanks man I did my best to explain, glad it helped you fix yours!
@@justingreene2141 yes sahhhhh, it was on my son 2016 Dodge Dart.
14055 is the one! The smaller clear bushing to be exact .. any autozone or oriellys store will have it.. I just put some lil grease/ Vaseline to make it pop in easier and sure enough.. easy fix. Definitely don’t take your battery box out. Just the two screws for the shifter base and should be an easier fix.
@@chapogssshould it fit every dodge dart ? I got a 2016 2.0 SE dealing with this issue right now and having difficulty finding the right one
@@anthonyalexander8546 Worked on mine perfect man, and mine is a 2016 Dart.. just loosen the bolts on the cable shifter and that will make your life easier!
Helped big time. Was messing around with the wrong bushing half the day. This one worked perfect on my 2016 Dart. Didn't have to take apart anything. Just popped it in.
Awesome to hear! Glad it was easy did my best to explain it🤙🏼
Just gonna put this out there you don't have to remove anything if you have good gloves and sleeves on you can replace this bush in about 30 mins or so. I got a pair of side cutters cut the old bushing off, got a new bushing shaved off just a tiny bit of the top part that goes into the transmission cable part. Shove it onto the nipple where the cable goes then pop the cable on top.
Just did this job for a customer in a mall parking lot for 60$ good luck y'all
Glad you were able to get it fixed.
@@justingreene2141 yes sir, video was a huge help regardless finding the location of it thanks 👍
How did you do it without removing anything because the battery sits right on top of cable and I can’t really see it
Finally a video that has the replacement part thank you!
You just saved me hundreds of dollars. Thanks you sooooo much! Additionally I just wanted to add in that i found that the Doorman Part#14073 worked out much better and it provided a notch and C-Clip. Required no effort to push on for a tight(locked) fit :)
Eric awesome! Yea the part I found was thought to get in I honestly didn’t think it would go in when I did it. Both worked and I’m glad this video helped!
how do u use the c clip and bushing. isn't it still loose
I have both parts how to use part 14073
Alma Banda I have no idea with that part number the one I used you had to lube it up since it’s a tight fit. And I had to use a flat head screwdriver to help it go in
I have to take out the fender well?
I watched a few videos on this subject and this was the most helpful honestly. Thanks.
Saved my Saturday just had the issue
I just did it on my son’s car I just undid the 2 bolts that hold the cable on to the engine/transmission. Then I could reach my hand underneath the battery box and pulled the cable forward and to the left. From there I popped out the old broken bushing and pressed the new one in which was a pain with the amount of space I had access to.
I used the same GM part as this video.
Absolute life saver, got the part and did it in about an hour or so!
Alexis Gerardo awesome glad the video helped!
Dude you are 😎 awesome. Saved my mother in law big bucks with this vid. Just changed it out on a 2015 2.4l dart. Thank you so much.
C Kennedy awesome glad to hear!
Life saver ! I used the bushing mentioned and it worked for my 2016 dodge dart !
Congrats man, glad you fixed it!
Thank you brother I thought i was gonna have to change out the whole cable 🙏🏽
Disconnect the 2 side electrical plugs from the battery. Remove the 2 bolts holding down the shift cable bracket. From there, it's simple to install the new bushing, given you have the kit with the little plastic installation tool and a pair of pliers or the like. Just did this today.
ok so after reading all the way down into the comments yes!! i also used lubricant and i shaved the piece down with my razor just around the edges and i slipped on in!! and then i went joyriding!!
Kirsten McDuffy sorry that wasn’t in the video but glad you got it fixed
As an update...as of today, August 22, 2019, the recall part is not yet approved by NHTSA and, therefore, is not available. The dealer won't replace this free of charge if it is outside of your power train warranty. I am at 114K, so definitely outside of the 10/100,000 warranty. I talked with the Recall Division of Chrysler/Fiat/Whatever and if you are out of warranty, they instruct you to pay the dealer to have the OEM part put on and they will reimburse you after the recall cable has been put on and you turn in paperwork requesting reimbursement. But...since the part is not available, we don't know how long before it will be available, and then how long it will take for Chrysler to actually reimburse you when you turn in all of your paperwork. Also, what if the car is sold? You will either never get the paperwork for the recall replacement, the new owner will. OR if you are involved in a wreck that totals the car, you are now out that money because the recall part will never be put on. I chose this repair. Because, for me, this is $485 parts and labor and I shouldn't have to pay because they can't get their stuff fixed.
Also, replacing the cable is like a 3.5 hour job. They have to remove the center console, the lower dash, and pull back carpet just to get to where the cable comes into the car. Then add in the time to actually remove/replace the cable and put humpty dumpty back together...
You may have mentioned it but should a person lubricate this bushing on the link junction
Recall on bushing failures! part 2
If you have had the car repaired for this issue you may be able to get a refund on repair expenses. Call the Chrysler Customer Care at 800-423-6343
Great video, I was able to get it in, but is is supposed to be lose?
Awesome video…but you can save a lot of time and effort by using a multi-tool to cut a small window in the battery tray right above the linkage everything else you said was money thanks.
Which of the two did u use? Dodge has a recall on it and will fix it for free but u have to wait for weeks and I just don’t have the freakin time to wait that long
Very helpful video I'm on my way to do it to my daughter's car now hermine problem is it keeps doing it this will be the fourth time I'm going to look at it something's going on
I fixed this with out removing anything with the cost of a cut finger 😩 the clear piece that comes with it doesn't fit perfectly unless you slightly shave it, i shaved the clear piece for About an hour to get it fit but eventually i got it
Samurai Zay glad you were able to fix it
Did you go under the battery?
Had the same problem took my battery out cut a hole in battery box right on top of my shifer took a few minutes to do it 💯
Very informative , however you left out the most important step to us rookies. How do you get to the last bolt under the tray? Any help would be appreciated
Ron Rost there’s a bolt inside the driver fender well. It’s hard to explain where it is.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! It worked! You just saved my life!
Thank you I got the same bushing and it works on my dart 2014
Aaron Mcgee awesome glad to hear!
Thank you so much for making this video!!!
Thank you Justin. Very, very helpful. I just bought that same part and just now saw your video. You just confirmed I purchased correctly. Although I really don't want to go through all that trouble. Is it possible to just reach your hands underneath and snap it in?
Again, rockin' video, thank you bunches. Dodge wanted $405 after taxes...
William OConnor glad the video helps. You can try to do it that way but might be a lot harder and take the same amount of time
Did u get it done
Yes, I bought the appropriate part. I'm no mechanic though. So I had a friend of mine put it in for me. A LOT cheaper than 400-500 dealership was asking for.
Thank you again for the video.
Bill
Just tried to reach under last night and couldn't get it to snap on. There just isn't enough room to get proper leverage.
Derrick, I'm sorry to say, you need to actually take everything out like Justin was saying. Of course as a result if you do not; Well, you said it. Not enough room.
Thank you sir! Very helpful.
Thank you so much for your information watching your video helped me fix my daughter's car exactly the way you did thank you For the video
Scott Brant glad to hear that!!!
Justin Greene how did you get it on though bud. I have the part in hand and trying to put it in but its being a pain. Just wondering if you had to do anything special
Chris Keifer I put lube on the bushing and used a flathead screwdriver to help pop it in.
Helpful thank you
This is a factory recall. Free fix.
Thank you very much for this video.
You are the man thank you
Bless you !!!
Very helpful video thank you sir!
Joseph Ramon awesome glad to hear!
Thank you for posting 😁
This happened to me today1 This fucking sucks! Glad you got your car fixed. Hope it doesn't cost me a lot to have it repaired. Thanks for the video.
love9boy hope you get it fixed. It’s an easy fix!
i can't seem to find the part online for purchase locally. Is this still working for you? I only ask because I can purchase this at my local auto parts store.
love9boy the link is in the post. I bought the part at the store.
I found it. Thank you!
I got all that removed but can't figure out how to remove the fendor well. Anyway thanks for your help getting to this point! Appreciate it!
I've been scrambling for the bushing for a week. Your link was a lifesaver. Does it slip in fairly easy?
Spencer Galland I had to lube it up and use a flat head screw driver to push it in.
@@justingreene2141 unfortunately the mechanical gods didn't want me and two other grown men to fit that piece in. Found a bushing at bushingfix.com and literally fixed the car in 30 seconds.
Do you remember the part number for it
Have all the bolts off but what's the best way to remove the fenderwell? I'm having the same issue with the bushing. Appreciate the vid, would love a reply!
Antwon there are bolts along the bottom inside edge that connect to the plastic that goes under the car. Then you wanna look for the bolts on the outter edge along the fender itself. You can leave the bolts that are on the fender well that aren’t on the edge. It’s hard to explain if you need more info let me know
Thanks you so much for the info
tengo una duda?
quitaste la caja de la bateria para poner las partes?
I’m having trouble with removing the battery tray, I’ve taken all the bolts out and still can’t take it out. Any help or insight ?
RK Dragons the tray is tough to move out of the way. If you have all the bolts out you can lift up the tray on the left side and get to the cable without moving the whole tray out of the way
Justin Greene j, thanks a lot, this helped me and now I can drive it, glad I solved it with this and not had to pay $200 from a shop, thanks again!
RK Dragons awesome very happy to hear that!!!
This just happened to my 2013 Dart. My vehicle cable came out on reverse and it go stuck there because the cable. Do I need to put the shift in reverse position and snatch the cable or do I need to do an adjustment where the cable shift will be attached?
Thank you just had this problem today and i just got to Pennsylvania from texas im far from home and no one to had help me
Ruben Espinoza I hope you were able to get it fixed!
Hey my 2013 was doing the exact same thing so I changed the bushing and it’s still doing it . Any ideas on what the problem is ?
Hey sorry for the late message lol is there a clip on the bushing that holds the cable on the transmission?
Jessica Hullinger no the bushing as an inner ring to keep bushing on the cable. I’m Confused on the question you asked.
Is there a clip that is supposed to be on the bushing to hold the shifter cable to the transmission? Or is the bushing the only thing holding it on?
Jessica Hullinger yes the bushing is the only thing holding it in
I need help on how’d you put the bushing in
Brandon Galeano try and put it in hot water and use a flat head screw driver to help push it in.
Anyway I can remove the 90 without removing the intake cover? Thanks in advance.
MarinaSabrina you can try it’s tough to get your hands under there. These steps might seem like it takes long but I doesn’t. You might spend more time trying to get your hands in there to take off and put back on.
Any tip on how to put it in?
I have removed all bolts and tray will not come out
I did everything correctly and got the piece on there perfect took it off and did it again just to be sure and now my car won’t start.. any ideas why?
BAGMOB TV battery cables tight? Everything come up when turning the key just won’t start?
Justin Greene yeah I tightened the battery cables and everything else seems normal car just won’t turn over like when the problem first occurred
Cool video. I found that there where 2 bolts on the right hand side. Part 14055 Dorman.
Jose O if you have all the bolts off it’s tricky to move it off the subframe. I didn’t explain that in the video. It’s hard to explain hopefully you forsure have all the bolts off and it’s just maneuvering it out of the way.
Hello friend, let me know if I understand good. The replacement part is make to GM but fit to Dodge Dart sxt Is this correct? Thank you!
What goes into the black whole mine is missing
Couldn’t get mine to work .
Can’t get my cable to line back up to the bolt pattern...its like something is hanging it
any idea if this will work at a dodge dart rallye 1.4 manual too?? it is the same ?? i have the same problem but mine is manual
Evilson I don’t have an answer to that I’m sorry. Not sure if it’s the same.
You didn’t show me how to put it on you told me a fucking story about it
I just installed this about 10 days ago and now sometimes my car hesitates to go into drive when the shifting from park to drive. It gets stuck in reverse and I have to put it back into park then it will Go into drive or I have to use some force to get it past reverse into drive. Hav you had this issue?
Justin Junior no I haven’t that might be a transmission issue but might not. Since you fixed it yourself might be good to just take it somewhere and see what they say about it. I hate that for you
Thanks the car is going into the dealer to have the bushing replaced anyways. This issue is a recall. Did not know it was until after I fixed it
Justin Junior hopefully it gets fixed. I was recalled after this video was made. Good luck
How did you get the bushing into the cable? Every time I attempt to put it in, it keeps going in at angle
Theresa Traylor I used a flat head screwdriver and sprayed some lube on it
Recall on bushing failures!
Thanks for the video. For expediency, I will be making a temporary repair but will be taking it to the dealer later. There is a recall affecting this part on Dodge Darts. Go to the link below to see if your car qualifies. As of today 6/26, the replacement part is still not available but you may be able to get your car repaired at the dealer free of charge until the recall repair parts become available. Call your dealer or Chrysler Customer Care at 800-423-6343.
www.mopar.com/en-us/my-vehicle/recalls/search.html
theracingmut that’s awesome to know. Crappy design for what it is.
Thanks having this issue now
Just got my car a week ago and had to immediately take it back for this.
Dude I can not get the clear bushing into the shift cable, no matter what I do. Any ideas?
logandancer4063 I had to spray or use lubrication. The bushing will flex it’s just tough as hell. I used a flat head screwdriver to help force it in.
So use the clear 1 correct ?? Thanks
Yes the clear one
Hi, I have the same problem but I from Mexico and here I don’t know where to get that piece :(
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Would it be same for 2016 Dart SE (my situation right now...)?
Tomorrow morning I'm taking mine to the dealer for a factory recall repair. The shifter cable is under recall V34. within the last couple of days the parts department has been receiving the bushing instead of the whole cable so that is what I am getting replaced tomorrow. It is worth checking into. 2014 SXT with a tie wrapped shift linkage cable.
Hey!! Where are buy the replacement shift linkage bushing kit for a dodge dart? Thanks
Carlota Rodriguez I put the link in the description for the video it will take you the part!
Awesome 👏
Do you remember the dorman part #
14055 I believe. Even though the website says it doesn’t fit
Yep saw this to late, $400 labor at the dealer
There is a recall for this. Chrysler says they will reimburse the money paid to fix it
my dart jerks when i put it in "d" ... and sometimes when i put it in D the whole gear section turns red and my car stalls ? i guess is the right word .. it's a automatic .
What's the part#?
Zoilo Rodriguez it’s in the video description I have a link
What's the part number?
Elda Grogan it’s in the post I have a link in the description
What’s the part number ?
Thanks you so much for the info