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This is exactly what happened to me. I thankfully found this video right away, looked under the vehicle and sure enough that's all it was. Took me about five minutes to remove the old brittle cracked one and put the new one in. It was a bit of work to get the new one in, and I used a screwdriver gently as well to coax it in to place. Mine wasn't hanging down because it didn't have a chain entangled so I had to find the area first. It was off but still tucked up out of clear sight from just looking under the Yukon quickly. But sliding under the vehicle it was easy to see.

Thanks for the video! Saved us on the side of the river after a week long river trip, you’re a life saver!

Great video! Same thing happened to my 2013 Yukon today. Had just picked it up from the garage yesterday for an unrelated issue. Watched your vid, looked underneath and saw the problem right away! Walked to the store and got the same kit. Thanks !!!

This was a life saver today when my Suburban went into park fine at Walmart and when I came out … the shifter was slipping up and down and wouldn’t go into gear. My oldest son watched your video and is fixing this now. It looks like it was the bushing kit we needed. Thanks!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Bro. You nailed this one for me as well. Car fixed, and shirt purchased. You are a Great American Hero in my book.

Omg! I have the same year GMC Yukon and this happened to me today!! I luckily was home and my shifter was moving freely but car was showing it was in drive! I couldn't turn it back on. I let it roll out of the garage so I would have space if a tow truck needed to come but then I found your video! You were spot on! I got the part for $12.99 and it probably took me 15-20 minutes to put it on. I had a hard time getting the little white piece to pop in properly but I finally got it and pushed it onto the post and voila!!!! I can't believe this little plastic part plays such an important role in the shifting of this giant vehicle! I'm a 56 year-old mom and wife and am pretty happy about this easy and inexpensive fix especially since we are taking the car on vacation tomorrow! Thank you!!!!!

Worked out perfectly! Spent hours using different dorman part number 14047 recommended by autozone. Needless to say I never got it to fit. Watched this video went back to same store bought dorman part number 14104 and finished in 5 minutes.

Thank you, Mister now I save a penny or a couple hundred bucks plus towing service

Nice video, this is the third time in 2 years, yes I cleaned up the linkage shaft and everything else. Maybe the chain they had on it was to try and hold the cable on..I'm going to try all-weather zip ties through bushing end this time! I'm carrying a floor jack and stand with me ,this is ridiculous.

I’m glad your reviving the channel

Awesome thank you. I'm in a different country (central America) in the mountains, and that feeling when your truck won't shift is a very unsettling feeling. Thankfully I'm only missing the little plastic bushing. Got some wire and wrapped it up maybe better than stock! I'm in a 2010 Z71 suburban and same exact area if anyone else is looking. Now to try and find the actual plastic bushing 😅

Nice to see you back at it Will. I'll definitely be checking out the Merch. 👍

seen your short about this truck so i clicked on your channel & instantly subbed & watched the video about said truck lol i think ima be a longtime subscriber 😁

Rack up a library of videos and you'll have many thousands of views. I know your helping people understand more about their vehicles and giving some of them the confidence to attempt a repair of their own.

Thanks for being clear and detailed about this.

It really helped us soo much .. thanks for the wonderful video...

Thank you for the video, helped me diagnose and repair my Yukon today.

To make it easier to put the bushing through the cable, put the bushing in microwaved/boiled water for 3-5 minutes. I don't suggest boiling it. May make it too soft and deform it.

Excellent demo, Will! I've never seen that done before, it's fun to understand the options. I wondered if that D shaped plastic ring out the back was there to allow one to put some kind of safety clip or zip tie onto it to prevent if from coming off. In any case, as you know those things are really tight and normally very hard to remove.

Will it work with the 2007 model

Life saver thank you 🙏🏾

Dorman for the win! 🙌

Saved my ass sir, truck broke with my daughter in the car and wife out of town. Thanks!

Thank you so much for this video 🙏

This is exactly what my Chevy did yesterday!

Use a wire brush on the linkage arm stud. Lubricate with Fluid Film and snap it on.

Awesome job

Just fixed mine!

Hi. Thanks for the video! I have an 2007 Yukon Denali with the 6 speed. Dorman is saying this kit 14104 is ONLY for the UPPER bushing and that they do not make the lower for some odd reason. Can you confirm if this will work on the lower bushing of a 2007? Thx Scott

Hello. Loving the video I am having the same problem. Do you know the part number for the bracket? I will need to replace this part

Thank you my good sir!!!!

hey will hope all is well....the wings of failure aka wallet with wings comes in for the save! ive used that kit a couple times

Thanks

Tks man

I hope this is also a good repair for an 04 Yukon.

My Yukon is stuck the shifter goes up and down but it doesn’t move front or backwards and it makes a loud screeching noise coming from the brakes ? Any idea of what happened

Keep putting em up I'll keep watching. I like your OPEN logo, it catches my eye. About the repair, I've used the dreaded Dorman parts bushings several times with really good luck. Seems they can do plastic parts OK.

What is the part name of the arm that the shifter bushing connects to. I want to replace that on mine cause it keeps popping off

To fix this problem permanently. I just drilled the stud out of the gear selector lever. Welded a bolt through it and bam it’s done. Gm/Chevy made this a poor design having plastic fittings right by the exhaust.

This might be the problem I have Wonder if my mechanic can do this?

I got a 99 gmc suburban needs front end repair are parts easy to get? Getting spark plugs/wires replaced

A case of beer a few joints and that's the kind of repair they do in da hood, I may be wrong but I may be right, I'm assuming this is South Jersey, I'm in central Jersey and that's exactly what I'd expect to see where I live, there's some pretty sketchy looking vehicles in Perth Amboy.

tks

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Would it be recommended to replace the lower cable ?

Does it seem to come off easier than expected?

The bushing I got does not stay on the pin. Anybody have a work around?

How much does it cost if a mechanic does it??

How much Did you Charge or Can you give me an estimate on what a shop might charge please??

shade tree repair

Road debris jumped up onto that linkage and dislodged it. Weird road debris, though.

You should put a pateon on that dodgy repair may make a fortune from it and the new merch top looks really cool but needs a uk flag on the side lol

Good stuff… My mechanic left me hanging. I’m gonna fix it myself and take video of it and post it where he can see it. That way, when he realize that I don’t call on him anymore or prefer business to him anymore, he can try back to like this and other moments where I have referred people to him and he has basically shat on them.

Where you located?

Just so you can improve your vocabulary, wheel chocks are pronounced like "chalks" or "chauks" but most definitely not like "chucks" or any other kind of all-star sportsball shoe. Chocks, is the best way to say it.

They don’t last long.. slips off over time