Will it fit a 1997 Pontiac Sunfire SE 2.4L automatic? Cable didn't break just gommet that goes on peg broke. Can I buy one instead of replacing cable?
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Not sure about the fit to that vehicle. But from the ones I've don e you have to do the whole cable. I use that cable a Cavalier 1998, motor 2.2
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It is better to buy a new cable. You can't just buy the inner grommet. You can buy a used cable from a U-Pick Junk Yard for around ten dollars. In the past I just replaced the grommet, but it is difficult, to install the inner grommet, and it is very easy to damage area where the grommet is installed. You have to heat up the used grommet to make it pliable. You have to remove the grommet from a used cable by cutting the area where the grommet sits. In the long run it is better to install a new cable, which takes around an hour to install. You have to pull back the front carpet near the shifter assembly and feed cable through the fire wall to the transmission shifter assembly It is better to buy a new cable. You can't just buy the inner grommet. You can buy a used cable from a U-Pick Junk Yard for around ten dollars. In the past I just replaced the grommet, but it is difficult, to install the inner grommet, and it is very easy to damage area where the grommet is installed. You have to heat up the used grommet to make it pliable. You have to remove the grommet from a used cable by cutting the area where the grommet sits. In the long run it is better to install a new cable, which takes around an hour to install. You have to pull back the front carpet near the... » Read More It is better to buy a new cable. You can't just buy the inner grommet. You can buy a used cable from a U-Pick Junk Yard for around ten dollars. In the past I just replaced the grommet, but it is difficult, to install the inner grommet, and it is very easy to damage area where the grommet is installed. You have to heat up the used grommet to make it pliable. You have to remove the grommet from a used cable by cutting the area where the grommet sits. In the long run it is better to install a new cable, which takes around an hour to install. You have to pull back the front carpet near the shifter assembly and feed cable through the fire wall to the transmission shifter assembly « Show Less
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Not sure about the fit to that vehicle. But from the ones I've don e you have to do the whole cable.
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Go to something like an auto parts store web sight, look up your part & compare the measurements &/or see if it lists "this" part # &/or any helpful "notes" on certain variables that may allow a specific "universal part" to fit!
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This shifter fits many applications, not just yours so the cable is basically universal for that freason. You really can't shorten the cable just install it and route it as needed, the excess of length will not affect how it works. Maybe you should see if the MFG offers a shorter cable for your vehicle if this creates a problem for you.
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No, it does not fit. Your best bet is going to a auto repair shop and having them match it to a similar one.
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B000KL2GDI . This could be it, ask the seller to be sure. It says 97 Silverado. As for slapping in, at least get some butt connectors and a good crimper... like the GB GS-388 8-Inch Crimping Electrical Plier. It pretty much atomically welds the wires into the connectors, so you don't have wires falling out later. I've seen that in cars that weren't crimped right, and the radio system slowly falls apart (wires disconnect from vibrations).
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Its unlikely. I believe the MERC designation makes this specific to Mercury style cables. I would suggest you contact www.uflexusa.com and ask the question about your particular engine. Try to include the engine serial # if possible.
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To be honest if you are having issues with that i would recommend you take it to a professional, for safety reasons. but if you insist on doing it then you need a small allen key i don't know what size i think 1.5 and there is a little screw on the gold connector. you have to disassemble the fuse plastics one side at a time and splice maybe a 1/4 inch back at the end of the power cable. i even cut a few braids out of the power cable so it fits a bit better. if you dont have an allen key just have some one do this for you.There can be serious problems if that wire pops out while your driving ie your car catching fire. To be honest if you are having issues with that i would recommend you take it to a professional, for safety reasons. but if you insist on doing it then you need a small allen key i don't know what size i think 1.5 and there is a little screw on the gold connector. you have to disassemble the fuse plastics one side at a time and splice maybe a 1/4 inch back at the end of the power cable. i even cut a few braids out of the power cable so it fits a bit better. if you dont have an allen key just have some one do this for you.There can be serious problems if that wire pops out while your driving... » Read More To be honest if you are having issues with that i would recommend you take it to a professional, for safety reasons. but if you insist on doing it then you need a small allen key i don't know what size i think 1.5 and there is a little screw on the gold connector. you have to disassemble the fuse plastics one side at a time and splice maybe a 1/4 inch back at the end of the power cable. i even cut a few braids out of the power cable so it fits a bit better. if you dont have an allen key just have some one do this for you.There can be serious problems if that wire pops out while your driving ie your car catching fire. « Show Less
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It doesn't fit. I reported this error in a review a couple of years ago. I should have complained and requested a refund but I just threw it in the trash instead. I bought a replacement from the dealership.
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Thank you for the inquiry. I searched the catalog, but can't see whether it fits for your car.I am sorry but will keep searching for it. Thank you.
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It should fit...If you can currently work you shift by hand it will work. I do not know about the diameter but it works with my chevy malibu.
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I have this same stereo installed on a 1996 Pontiac firebird, a good place to find the kit for it would be an autozone, I found mine there, they have two or three different kits for pontiacs/gm vehicles. The kits list the car makes, models, and year they will fit. Kits are around 20$
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I can't guaranty it, but I'm pretty sure it will. When you remove the old one, be sure to attach a fishing wire or cord to the connector end to facilitate drawing the new cable down the steering column. A single strand of telephone wire works well.
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seth.. we had to remove the covers on the end of the cable. The tiny black covers over the connectors.. they come off. We removed 2, then it fit just fine. I hope this answers your question
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I don't know. I have a Pontiac sunfire 2002 and it's a smaller car and it fits.
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April, hello if you type in the make and model on amazon and click on this part number from moog it will let you know. This one fit my 1997 4x4 perfect and cheaper and easier than pressing in ball joints. I hope this helps you !!!!!!
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I bought these for my 1997 pontiac firebird and they did not fit. You can adjust the size of the clamp inside of the exhaust tip to make it fit your exhaust. I'm honestly not sure if it would fit your car I'm sorry.
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The cable I received was the correct lenght. It wasn't too easy to install. Took two people to do it. I suggest that you have the correct cable for your mower. I remember we had to remove the battery to get to one end then rout it down to the deck. We kept loosing the clip that connected it to the deck. I suggest you oil the cable in the battery compartment when you install it and occasionaly there after. Rust is what caused mine to break. Hope this helps. Buster B in Texas.