Shifter cable

[Matt95GT]

My shifter cable snapped on the Getrag equiped 94. The horizontal shifting (1-3-5) cable.

Anyone else replace it?
Any tools out of the ordinary needed?
Anyone have the part #? (I'm thinking GMpartsdirect.com)
Or any recommendations on where to get elsewhere? (don't have time for junkyard visit)

Guess I'll google for a part number in the meantime... I'm stuck at work. :mad:

[Matt95GT]

This is what I found so far... can anyone narrow it down? IIRC I have the M32, so it should be the "select" one, right? (22575723)

Standard Trans,Trans Mfr CD 5TM40/MY5, Select, 22575724

Standard Trans,Trans Mfr CD 5TM40/MY5, Shift, 22551467

Standard Trans,Trans Mfr CD M32, Select, 22575723

Standard Trans,Trans Mfr CD M32, Shift, 22570006

[1fatcat]

I'm thinking that the select cable is for the horizontal travel and the shift cable is for the vertical travel. Also, you know where to find the MY5 & M32 codes to verify your tranny? Sounds like you do, it's just that most people don't know.

[Matt95GT]

According to my lookup:

M32
TRANSMISSION, MAN 5 SPD, ISUZU, 76MM, 3.72 1ST, .70

MY5
TRANSMISSION, MAN 5 SPD, HMD, 3.50 1ST, 1.03


Can anyone confirm or deny RPO codes??

[Matt95GT]

Ok, well I have already placed an order using my own research as verification.

I ordered
Standard Trans,Trans Mfr CD 5TM40/MY5, Select, 22575724

Based on RPO code MY5 verified on my trunk sticker, and the pic I found of the "shift" cable (22551467) that matches the one I didn't break.

Hope I'm right... it's non-returnable and $117.23 :mad:

[Matt95GT]

*bump*

Just following up on my posts, so that someone searching in the future may find this information useful.

It took about a week to get the part from GMpartsdirect.com but it was a special order part. I changed it out last Thursday in my work lot. A major storm rolled in, luckily I was almost done and finished re-assembly of console etc at home on fri.

Pics here:
http://www.fazeshift.org/pics/thumbnails.php?album=73

This was indeed the correct cable:
Standard Trans,Trans Mfr CD 5TM40/MY5, Select, 22575724

*pats self on back for doing proper and accurate research*

Tools needed:
-Metric socket set, I used 3/8" drive
-Metric deep sockets recommended (tho I was able to do without)
-several size socket extensions and swivel joint
-long angled pliars
-jack and stands