Thanks Coach. Great video. I just fixed my 2004 Titan Shift Cable with the same problem, but I wanted to tell the readers about BushingFix.com. No need to buy the whole shifter cable, just go to BushingFix.com and the part costs about $25. the kit includes a tiny backing plate to help push the bushing onto the cable, and even includes a tiny plastic tube of grease for the pivot pin. Very cool little product. They have the proper bushing for all kinds of cars and trucks. Also, on a 2004 Titan, and probably most other Titans, if you take off the plastic knee guard (2 screws), and take off the small metal plate behind it (4 small bolts, and 2 small grounding straps), you can put on the bushing in about 2 minutes without breaking your back trying to get up underneath the steering wheel.
Hey Jack, Same thing happen to my 2012 Titan! Went underneath checked it out and behold Shift Cable popped out but my Bushing plastic was still there so I just popped it back in! I appreciate your video and everyone that commented. I can imagine a mechanic taking advantage of someone cuz of this issue. Thank God for UA-cam!!!
Go to advance auto parts and buy the bushing there. It costs 10.00, you will need to remove the bottom dash and the metal plate to do the work. In total is 6 screws. No big deal.. gl to all that has this problem. This video helped me to find the solution.. ty ty..
Damm, wish I saw this video before I had mine fixed at a local garage cost me with labor $500.00 but I was in the middle of a road trip from Mississippi to California and needed fixed asap....people save your $$ and do what this dude did!!!!
This is hard to admit but I got taken to the cleaners with another shop, not the dealer, it was $700 to replace the whole cable. It pays not to panic and run to have something done. without watching youtube, thanks
I know you're already solved your problem but next time you can buy those bushings at parts stores they have little racks of miscellaneous bolts and nuts and and all kinds of little fittings and shit probably about $3.99. And if your catalytic converters aren't clogged and you'd know because your car would be running like crap I wouldn't replace those cats either. I'm not a mechanic I'm just broke most of the time.
@@coachjack8618 you and me both! I ordered my part online for $30. I have a pathfinder. This problem can be fixed with a zip tie too in a pinch! That's what I have on there now while I wait on my part.
Thanks Coach. Great video. I just fixed my 2004 Titan Shift Cable with the same problem, but I wanted to tell the readers about BushingFix.com. No need to buy the whole shifter cable, just go to BushingFix.com and the part costs about $25. the kit includes a tiny backing plate to help push the bushing onto the cable, and even includes a tiny plastic tube of grease for the pivot pin. Very cool little product. They have the proper bushing for all kinds of cars and trucks. Also, on a 2004 Titan, and probably most other Titans, if you take off the plastic knee guard (2 screws), and take off the small metal plate behind it (4 small bolts, and 2 small grounding straps), you can put on the bushing in about 2 minutes without breaking your back trying to get up underneath the steering wheel.
Wow! Thanks for adding that great info!
Hey Jack,
Same thing happen to my 2012 Titan! Went underneath checked it out and behold Shift Cable popped out but my Bushing plastic was still there so I just popped it back in! I appreciate your video and everyone that commented. I can imagine a mechanic taking advantage of someone cuz of this issue. Thank God for UA-cam!!!
I'm happy I could help! Thanks for watching!
NAPA has a steering and shift linkage bushing kit that has about six different sizes in it for $8
Thanks a lot for that information.
Oh yea for sure! Anytime I come across a problem that I resolve I'll post it!
Go to advance auto parts and buy the bushing there. It costs 10.00, you will need to remove the bottom dash and the metal plate to do the work. In total is 6 screws. No big deal.. gl to all that has this problem. This video helped me to find the solution.. ty ty..
Thank you for sharing the info with everyone!
Damm, wish I saw this video before I had mine fixed at a local garage cost me with labor $500.00 but I was in the middle of a road trip from Mississippi to California and needed fixed asap....people save your $$ and do what this dude did!!!!
Man! That's tough! Aye I appreciate the comment!
Thanks, your video saved a shit load of time jackin around putting a new 70.00 cable in. Took me 1 min with a screwdriver and a little bit of grease.
Thanks to your video I fixed my truck in about 30 minutes. By the way NAPA has that shim for $12.49 plus tax part number NOE6161433
Appreciate the view and comment!
Thank you for making this video. It helped me when mine went out.
Oh yeah man! I'm glad I could help!
Mine was at the shifter connection.
Good to know there is one at that end too.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge someone else will read the comments and the info you shared will be very useful.
A lifesaver...Worked like a damn charm!
Man! I'm glad I could help!
Thanks man this helped alot with my shifter cable
Got an 07 titan mine broke today!
Do you have the same problem as I did?
I went to the junk yard and got one after the dealership wanted to c charge 400 to replace it ! I did it for 5 bucks! Got it done!
That's what I'm talkin about! That's exactly why I made this video,to save others money.
I had the same thing happen and was able to open the shifter console and shift it by hand and buy one at auto zone for 6.00 and replace it.
Thanks for watching! Please subscribe, the next time something of mine breaks down I will record the repair process.👍
Hey man! I know this video is kinda old. But jw if you still had the 06 Titan? And if you got the cats fixed?
Hello thank you for watching, I did not get the cats fixed I got a new truck.
I was going to fix the cats myself but the parts alone were expensive tried some of the nearby junk yards but no luck.
Man coach your very popular man 3000 views!
Jack thanks for the video. Did you find out how much the dealer wanted to replace the whole cable?
Thanks for watching! The Nissan dealership quoted me approximately $247 because the entire cable runs through the dash to underneath the hood.
This is hard to admit but I got taken to the cleaners with another shop, not the dealer, it was $700 to replace the whole cable. It pays not to panic and run to have something done. without watching youtube, thanks
Can you pass the link you watch please . And where did you buy it I can’t find it
ua-cam.com/video/TzdPAEt47_I/v-deo.html
very nice job
Thank you for watching!
I know you're already solved your problem but next time you can buy those bushings at parts stores they have little racks of miscellaneous bolts and nuts and and all kinds of little fittings and shit probably about $3.99. And if your catalytic converters aren't clogged and you'd know because your car would be running like crap I wouldn't replace those cats either. I'm not a mechanic I'm just broke most of the time.
I hear ya! Man I got rid of that ol Titan!
What is the name of the UA-camr
I bought the part from the Nissan dealership here in Houston
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That guy saved me a good amount of money!
@@coachjack8618 you and me both! I ordered my part online for $30. I have a pathfinder. This problem can be fixed with a zip tie too in a pinch! That's what I have on there now while I wait on my part.
Man! Heather you know how to improvise that's why I go on UA-cam for all my DIY projects
@@coachjack8618 yes! I always go to YT first! Now, if it is more that I want to deal with then I'll outsource it 😂