Never heard of it, it's either linkage or cable. Carburetered vehicles could be linkage or cable operated. Throttle body would be cable operated or even electronically operated. Older transmissions could be linkage and later models would be cable operated.
kickdown cable. it connects to the linkage on the carb's throttle. as the throttle goes in the kickdown goes out.
I don't know if an Expedition uses linkage rods or shift cables so I'll answer for both:BLOCK THE WHEELS AND SET THE PARKING BRAKE SO THAT THE VEHICLE CAN'T ROLL!!!You may need to jack up the vehicle to get under it. If so, use proper jack stands that are in good condition.Climb UNDER the vehicle, have someone moving the shifter and watch the side of the transmission.You SHOULD be able to see the linkage. If a linkage rod is not connected it may be as simple as re-connecting the linkage and replacing the locking pin.If your vehicle uses shift cables you may need to replace a damaged shift cable. That would be a dealer item, meaning that you will only be able to purchase a shift cable from the dealer. Adjusting the cable may be a bit of a task for someone who hasn't done it before so you might want to take the vehicle to either a transmission specialist or your favorite mechanic.
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You will need to take the current shifter cable off, and to do so you'll need to open the dash and console so you can reach the plate keeping the cable in place. Next, thread it (the replacement) through the firewall, and this area, and connect it. Put everything back together after making sure it is secure, and you're done.
No - they are part of the steering linkage.
Electronic transmission... no cable/linkage.
You don't , you replace the linkage cable from shifter to transmission
They don't use linkage, they use a cable. The cable goes between the shift lever mechanism to the transmission.
The transmission uses a cable for linkage. If the car has consol shift the cable runs from the shifter to the transaxle. If it is a column shift the cable runs from a lever on the column to the transaxle.
Transmission linkage bushings can be put on by first removing the linkage cable and removing out outer linkage cover. The bushing can then be pull out and replaced with a new one.
The 1989 Toyota Camry shifter linkage cables have adjustment swivel nuts on each end of the cable. Turning the swivel nuts will lengthen or shorten the shifter linkage cable.
The 1991 Chevrolet Cavalier transmission linkage can be tighten by turning the adjustment nuts. You will find the adjustment nut on each end of the linkage.
The shift linkage on your Chevrolet Blazer automatic transmission will go from the shifting handle to the right hand side of the transmission. The shifting linkage is actually a shifting cable.
Broken cable or linkage? Transmission trouble (?)
The 1998 Honda Accord 3.0 liter engine does not have throttle cable. The automobile has throttle linkage. The linkage is connected at each end with a connecting bolt. Remove the connecting bolt to remove the linkage.
Did you check the throttle linkage or cable?
To change the shift linkage in an 1998 automatic Chevy Cavalier the shift linkage needs to be removed from the transmission and pulled from the cabin. The job requires removing the floor console to access the cable. After doing the so the cable can be snaked from inside the cabin, the install is the reverse of the removal.