The cable broke on my 1991 Chrysler New Yorker Gear Shift inidcator.
Haven't been able to find a new one via after market - does anyone
have any idea what one will cost from a dealer, or if there is a good
aftermarked cable out there?
Daniel J. Stern - 13 Sep 2004 00:46 GMT
> The cable broke on my 1991 Chrysler New Yorker Gear Shift inidcator.
> Haven't been able to find a new one via after market - does anyone have
> any idea what one will cost from a dealer, or if there is a good
> aftermarked cable out there?
There is no aftermarket cable. The way to find out what it will cost from
the dealer is to call and ask. Good used ones can also be found by the
thousands in wrecking yards.
Ken Pisichko - 13 Sep 2004 04:15 GMT
Not sure if this applies to the 1991 New Yorker you have, but after
looking at a bunch of CC vans in the boneyard (and mine as well) I note
that the "cable" is nothing more than a piece of nylon-fiber type of
"string" that I have seen in fishing shops. Cheap. The K-cars have the
same "cable" too.
But then check with your dealer as to their price. Sometimes the CC price
is worth the PITA factor of crafting a replacement yourself...
Ken
Canada
> The cable broke on my 1991 Chrysler New Yorker Gear Shift inidcator.
> Haven't been able to find a new one via after market - does anyone
> have any idea what one will cost from a dealer, or if there is a good
> aftermarked cable out there?