Is it neccessary to take out cat converter in order to disassemble shifter mechanism?
09-09-2002, 03:31 PM
#1
Is it neccessary to take out cat converter in order to disassemble shifter mechanism?
I have 5-speed SE '97. Shifting became harder recently. Well, not shifting itself, but moving shift lever latitudinally (what a word! 
) between, say, 2nd and 3rd gears. I suspect that something is wrong with shift lever bearing and want to take it out and take closer look. Is it possible to do this without removind cat converter?
) between, say, 2nd and 3rd gears. I suspect that something is wrong with shift lever bearing and want to take it out and take closer look. Is it possible to do this without removind cat converter?
09-09-2002, 03:48 PM
#2
Re: Is it neccessary to take out cat converter in order to disassemble shifter mechanism?
You can get to it if you remove the side that connects to the Y-pipe, you will also need to remove the heat-shield to access it. Hope this helps. 
Originally posted by kirill
I have 5-speed SE '97. Shifting became harder recently. Well, not shifting itself, but moving shift lever latitudinally (what a word!) between, say, 2nd and 3rd gears. I suspect that something is wrong with shift lever bearing and want to take it out and take closer look. Is it possible to do this without removind cat converter?
I have 5-speed SE '97. Shifting became harder recently. Well, not shifting itself, but moving shift lever latitudinally (what a word!
) between, say, 2nd and 3rd gears. I suspect that something is wrong with shift lever bearing and want to take it out and take closer look. Is it possible to do this without removind cat converter?
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