Trying to figure out what that whole part is called with all the electrical cables going into it.
2011 Chrysler 200 touring part question
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This end bushing on the shift cable? Is it worn & sloppy?
Aftermarket ones are available. Chrysler sells the complete cable.
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Aftermarket ones are available. Chrysler sells the complete cable.
That is the black sealer (RTV) that is used as a gasket maker. Someone may have had that black front pan off in the past for servicing?
That threaded stud instead of a bolt is OK. You may find them around as they are used in some applications to mount brackets, etc.
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That threaded stud instead of a bolt is OK. You may find them around as they are used in some applications to mount brackets, etc.
OK, I see what you mean now. Is it a loose piece of plastic? It may have been part of the wiring harness bracketry to route the harness securely & keep it out of harms way?
If you see loose wiring looms in that area, they can be held by zip-ties so that they don't rub against other components. It may have been left incomplete when they put the transaxle back in?
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If you see loose wiring looms in that area, they can be held by zip-ties so that they don't rub against other components. It may have been left incomplete when they put the transaxle back in?
It's seems like it might just be some kind of plastic type cover that goes over the part circled in blue. Its not metal because it flexs when pushing on it or moving it closer to the RTV. Maybe it is to
protect it from rust and what not.
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