
So I fixed it at home and found out that the rubber mounting which holds the lever in place was broken and beyond repair. So I tried using a flat and flexible metal plate mostly used to hold water filters on the wall to hold it in place. This is how its done.....
First loosen the 4 mounting nuts which holds the shift lever mounting plate at the bottom.

Then put the metal around the bottom part of the shift lever bracket to the mounting plate. Push the metal in between the body and the mounting plate as shown in the picture.

While putting the metal in between the body and the mounting plate, try to push it through untill the metal can be seen on top. Then pull it up like this.....

After pulling it up like that, try to pull the metal untill the shift lever is in place and tight between the shift lever bracket and mounting plate. Pull it untill it cannot be pulled. After that cut the remaining metal like so

Then bend the metal to hook to the mounting plate like this


Then tighten the 4 mounting nuts

After tightening those nuts, clamp the metal tightly to the mounting plate like so with a plier on the left and right side.


Last but not least stuff some rubber or small rubber hose at the sides to make it fit and put the round rubber to cover it

thank you, i will let you know if i have any questions. the same thing happened to me in my mazda 323 two days ago.
ReplyDeleteHey i had the same problem and fixed it with a similar metal strip. I have been driving around for a few days and the metal is cutting into the rubber sourrounding the gear level bracket. Is this a problem?
ReplyDeletei have the same promble where can i get the whole lever and the linkage
ReplyDeleteHey i have same problem i try so many ways to fix it but i fail.I will try this
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