Disco1BFG said:

Right, inside the vehicle the changer sits on a plate pop rivetted to the tunnel - with the actual changer bolted to it - you can see the pop rivets and the SS bolts in my pic ( off a project ) below.... ( gear knob is held on by a c-clip under the cover, and then the nut hold the knob on .... )

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So, under the plastic cover, this is what you'll find ... cable obviously at the bottom on this pic ....
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Inside the changer itself:-

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So, the cable outer is held into the body by the "red" clip ... and the cable inner in to the mechanism by the "green" clip ....

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Hope that helps - if you need anything else, let me know

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Western Slope Rover said:

Turns out the circlip on the shift cable popped off.

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Western Slope Rover said:

And I start chemo in 2 days. Bad timing for this one.

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frog hopper said:

Well, I was going to say "get on with it ya wuss, don't let it beat ya" but seems like you've done a stirling job there anyway.

Good.

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Ratae said:

Might be of use: Lrcat
Clicking on the blue numbers should bring the part numbers up.

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Western Slope Rover said:

Thank you, mate!
All fixed. Turns out the circlip on the shift cable popped off.

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Western Slope Rover said:

A few hours working on the Land Rover was therapy in a way. After all, what is more normal than having to work on a Land Rover? Normal is good right now.

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tomcat59alan said:

It's a Classic Keith.

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Datatek said:

So what? It's a ZF4HP22 gearbox.

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Datatek said:

So what? It's a ZF4HP22 gearbox.

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Ratae said:

I looked up the price of a new cable. Glad I was sitting down!

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Western Slope Rover said:

A RRC with good tires is hard to beat in conditions like ours

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Western Slope Rover said:

$499 here, if you can find one. I think the cable on the '93 might fit.

Just got back from a wintery drive. 5 inches overnight and still coming down. The roads are quite adventurous. A RRC with good tires is hard to beat in conditions like ours.

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goonarmy said:

They are great in the fresh stuff. Packed down turn to ice snow is a pita for everyone.

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Western Slope Rover said:

$499 here, if you can find one. I think the cable on the '93 might fit.

Just got back from a wintery drive. 5 inches overnight and still coming down. The roads are quite adventurous. A RRC with good tires is hard to beat in conditions like ours.

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