How to Replace Shift Linkage Bushing 13-16 Dodge Dart
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Today I show you how to remove and install a shift linkage bushing in a 2013 Dodge Dart. This tutorial works on model years 2013-2016. Part number cstgv341aa-001. as of right now at the time of publishing this video there is no where to buy this on Amazon I did try punching that part number to eBay and you can buy on eBay but it may be easier just to go to your local Dodge dealer to pick up this part. the symptoms you may experience if this happens to your car is that you will not be able to shift into park or you're in park and you will not be able to shift into any other gear, it may feel like it's a transmission issue, but fortunately for this particular car it was just the shift linkage bushing for that Dodge Dart. also, check with your Dodge dealer this may be a recall and Dodge may be able to do it for free
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Bought a 2015 dart for my wife. Worst car I have ever bought. The 2015 alone had 8 recalls. Her car has been in the shop 4 times. Most the recalls I fixed. But damn. Dodge needs to get off their asses. Anyway, you didn't have to take all that off. Took 15 minutes to replace mine. Can't believe you took all that off...lol
I know this is old but I was just looking at it and thought wtf I can reach my hand in there why the hell would you remove all that.
This is WAY WAY WAY easier to fix than how you did it in this video.
You don't need to do ANY of this. Theres a factory recall on this part. I just had mine done on my 2013 in November 2020.
Besides, you can do it by just removing the big metal computer part, then the left and front on the battery tray. Then you can get to easily. The bottom of the battery tray DOES NOT have to be removed. I've replaced this bushing 6 times myself since I bought it new and I just got tired of buying the part and replacing it so I took it the dealer and they replace it in a way that its permanent and if it does wear out, it still doesn't destroy the cable.
I finally just drilled a small hole for a pin and fastened it down. Hasn’t came off yet. Just a thought.
Just another way for dealerships to rip you off
It's a recall
And I was unlucky to have this happen a second time and it’s not covered under the recall so you have to the dealership to have it repaired…..
They don’t even stand behind their own recall work….
I so wish I hadn’t bought a dodge….
@@ProfeFut depends
And it's all because of their shit design
there's a easier way of doing it great video by the way if you grab the bushing itself clip it on where the shifter cable goes then grab your shifter cable itself and push down on the bushing and it done ..works like a charm
If you're smooth you can fix this without removing anything.
I used a gm dorman shift cable bushing part number 14055 and replaced my bushing easily after autozone said it was a dealer part only. It was for a 2015 dodge dart. And i didn't take off all those parts either. Just the two screws holding the cable down on the shifter link but i did that the battery out and the rifgt side plate holding the tcm or pcm that is screwed on to it. This job took me less then 20 minutes to do.. great video you got but too much work for that job. I did this job today just to see what i was dealing with but when i got to the car i knew by looking at this video you did to much for that cable job. Its why simpler.
This video helped me a lot. I had same problem. Thank you so much
I took the battery out cut a hole in the bottom of the plastic battery holder about 2” x 4” with a hacksaw blade gay be easy access to the bushing replaced it in five minutes
Super helpful video. This is the problem we have, and the dealer is going to fix it for free.
Was it something under warranty or why would they fix it for free? I just had this happen to me. Bought the car used and I’ll have to do all this myself if it’s not under some sort of warranty.
@@UpInSmoke909it’s a recall V34, if it was repaired before they won’t cover it a second time. I’m dealing with this agin after they repaired it for free under the recall in 2020.
@@deanval29 Thank you. I called the other day to get it repaired and it’ll be free cause of the recall. Sorry you have to pay out of pocket for this BS now. Defective/recalled parts should in my opinion be covered for life.
@@deanval29same as me I got the recall fix about a year ago and it’s doing the same thing and I have to pay out of pocket for it.
As I was turning into walmart last night parking my car I noticed my gear shift wasn't working properly. I had to wait nearly 2 hours for road side assistance. During my wait... A man pulled up in Wal-Mart and came to my rescue. He went under my hood and put my car in drive mode by itself so I was able to drive it home. Then he went under my hood when I got home and put it in park mode. Hopefully he is going to come back today and fix it for me so I can drive my car again. That's my lively hood.
That happened to me last night
@@shoot_green2058 it is a recall. Take to dealer so they can fix it for free.
You skipped the only part I wanted to see… installing the new bushing to the cable.
I eneded watching several videos.
This has happened to me twice…the part can be bought at the automotive store in the help section and if you cut an access panel into your battery box (make sure you add a bracket to re attach said access panel) it will save you all sorts of time when this happens next time.
I was able to replace mine without removing the computer or the tray. I removed the two bolts that hold the shift cable down and also the computer plug closest to the firewall. After that it gave me enough room to pull the cable assembly up between the computer and the motor and replaced the bushing. I used the Dorman 14055 bushing from autozone and had to slightly shave it down to fit. Once that was done went together easy.
Appreciate the tip on the Dorman part. $9 Amazon had it to me next day. I replaced it blind without removing anything, not easy but got it done.
This is the easiest way. I removed a lot of the parts all the way down to the bottom of the battery tray. Then realized i couldn’t remove those hard to reach bots underneath. I still couldn’t really get the bushing in using c clamp. Just took the 2 bolts out holding the base of the shift cable. The cable then moves out to the open working area and it took 5 minutes after that. If I had to do it again this would be the only thing I take off! 2 bolts, snap in bushing, screw back in bolts, snap bushing back onto stud, you’re done.
Thanks was able to change my transmission cable bushing with doorman kit 14055 exact fit, was having trouble with battery tray until I seen your video
2013 Dodge Dart Rally
You ordered it ?
Took mine in for the recall and still doing the same thing what happens is when you go to reverse you have to go into drive first and drive forward then it clicks and will go into reverse
What was the part number and brand you got for that?
Did you get it?
Dorman 14055
@@lazervision2602 did that part number work for this same procedure in the video?? I got a 2014 dart with the same issue
@@gerardohtx207 yes, it worked perfectly.
@@lazervision2602 thanks!! Fixed my dart with it
Man I simply put on the emergency brake, put it in low, removed the battery, undid the two bolts holding the shift cable to the transmission, then simply pressed in the little plastic bushing, and assembled in the reverse direction.
You don’t have to take all this apart!! This is a 15 minute fix. All you have to do is take out the 2 shifter cable bracket bolts then pull cable up to top.
Where are the 2 shifter cable bracket bolts? I am getting ready to replace my bushing and can’t find anyway to get the leverage needed to press the new one down on to the connector without removing the battery tray and such
@@jeremyshepperd2445 the shifter cable bracket bolts are on top of transmission. Remove bolts and pull cable up through and replace bushing
@@1badglide so the issue I am having is that the bushing goes into the cable just fine. But will not pop down on to the switch on the transmission. Because of the battery tray and such being there, I can’t get any leverage to snap it down on there. Or am I missing something and doing something wrong?
@@jeremyshepperd2445 did you look and make sure there is none of the old broken bushing left on the shifter mechanism
I took my 2016 to a dodge dealer for the free recall now my car shakes at 70.
That sounds like a spark plug problem
@Special Sanders I don't know it was more the shitty mechanics didn't put it back together right i took it to a local speed shop to get new brakes and a digital accelerator they give it and got it running right for 100 then did the upgrades I don't know what it was
@@VokiZAbsTracT umm do you not know how cars work?
TRENT Peterson only suggested it because mine was doing the same thing and it was my spark plugs and ignition coils
@@VokiZAbsTracT hiwnwould that cause shaking at high speed?
How often do these break my friend is having a problem it doesn’t shift until redline and a lil rev then a shift
The problem is that it's automatic... haha tell your friend to get a standard trans. less automated control, more control in the hands of the user. Not to mention better gas mileage, better response, brakes will last longer (if driven correctly) , etc.
Mine has had this happen 3 times within 6 years ..........😩 It's bs
Would try is cause the car to go into limp mode and not start? Mine is a 2016 1.4 turbo dart.Had about 18 codes maybe a Simple bushing?
I cut a hole with a fine tool in the battery tray to access the linkage
Guys guys do not remove the battery tray repeat do not remove battery tray remove the computer and then take the two bolts that holds the shift cable to the transmission out and you can swing that whole arm out and replace the bushings in the cable or the cable itself do not take the wheel off and the cover and all that other s***
what is the name of the part again?
Did you find one?
Need to let people know this dart in video and problem is for a automatic dart not the same on a manual dart they have different bushing
What software do you use
What a pain in the Cock I had the whole thing apart but couldn’t get the bolts by the by the tire because there was a huge wire in the way.I put it back together called dodge there’s a recall and I’ll let them deal with the headache
thr dodge dart is a nice simple sporty car with cheap crysler parts ,its a shame but its a nice little cat that couldve sold like crazy if it was made right
is it me is the bushing a bitch to put on? trying to shove the damn thing in the hole. had to take the battery case out cause it was too tight to try to push the damn thing in. my question is... does the lip of the bushing go on top? the groove in the shifter line shows the lip goes on top. and i couldnt get a close up on the video on my phone to see if it was too or bottom
This guy keeps laughing but this looks like a pain in the ads job. I am trying to get into and motivation to start this job and his laughing it off is not helping because I am just picturing rebusting old knuckle wounds and hours of frustration. But I hope I'm wrong and it goes smooth and that rainbows shoot from my arse.
engine light came on and auto shifter lights turned red
its a 2014 dodge dart engine light came on then red lights on shifter came on anyone know why ???
@@peterhawryluk8430 hey did you get it fixed?
Where did you get the bushing??
Did you find it?
@@ayeboi8120 ordered the piece on amazon. The best I can find. Still looking for better options
@@ayeboi8120 Autozone has it for $8 www.autozone.com/drivetrain/clutch-linkage-bushing?filterByKeyWord=shift+linkage+bushing&fromString=search&isIgnoreVehicle=false
Got mine at dealer. Did have to argue with them to get them to sell it to me.
Peace of garbage of a car!!