Rangers Digital Transmission Range sensor
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Rangers Digital Transmission Range sensor
Have 98 Ranger 4x4 4.0L auto.
Want to remove the DTR cable and swing it out of the way for better access to the Oxygen sensor.
How does the shift cable disconnect from its mounting bracket?
Once its removed, is the Digital Transmission Range sensor (DTR) adjustment changed?
Want to remove the DTR cable and swing it out of the way for better access to the Oxygen sensor.
How does the shift cable disconnect from its mounting bracket?
Once its removed, is the Digital Transmission Range sensor (DTR) adjustment changed?
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The cable itself gets disconnected from the shift lever and from the support bracket.
The cable itself gets disconnected from the shift lever and from the support bracket.
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The cable has to get disconnected from the bracket before it can come off the shift lever. How the cable is fastened to the bracket is my puzzle. It appears to have a multi-part fastener wrapped around the cable, and retaining it within the brackets elongated slot. I'm sure it has to be "unsnapped" at the proper place. Wish I had a good picture. Don't want to do any un-necessary forcing and ending up with a broken part. It’s only made out of plastic. Then again, once its unsnapped and freed up, will it come apart in couple pieces necessitating readjustment of the cable and/or sensor.
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Originally Posted by Frank_D
The cable has to get disconnected from the bracket before it can come off the shift lever. How the cable is fastened to the bracket is my puzzle. It appears to have a multi-part fastener wrapped around the cable, and retaining it within the brackets elongated slot. I'm sure it has to be "unsnapped" at the proper place. Wish I had a good picture. Don't want to do any un-necessary forcing and ending up with a broken part. It’s only made out of plastic. Then again, once its unsnapped and freed up, will it come apart in couple pieces necessitating readjustment of the cable and/or sensor.
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