Common Failures of CHANGAN 1703120M12 Gear shift lever ball head for CS75
- Loose Connection: In many CS75 models with OE number 1703120M12, the gear shift lever ball head may develop a loose connection, causing an unstable shifting feel.
- Wear and Tear: Over time, the gear shift lever ball head of CS75 can experience significant wear and tear, leading to difficulty in gear engagement.
Maintenance Tips of CHANGAN 1703120M12 Gear shift lever ball head for CS75
- First, before replacing the Gear shift lever ball head (OE# 1703120M12) of CHANGAN CS75, make sure the vehicle is parked on a flat surface and the engine is off. This ensures safety during the operation.
- Next, remove the existing ball head by gently prying off the boot around it. You may need a flat - tip screwdriver for this step. The CHANGAN - specific design might require a bit of extra care.
- Then, check the shifter shaft for any signs of wear or damage. A damaged shaft can affect the performance of the new Gear shift lever ball head.
- After that, lubricate the shifter shaft lightly with a suitable lubricant. This will make the installation of the new ball head smoother and reduce friction.
- Finally, install the new Gear shift lever ball head firmly onto the shifter shaft. Ensure it is properly seated and the boot is reinstalled correctly to prevent dirt and debris from entering.
Warning: Do not overtighten the Gear shift lever ball head during installation. Overtightening can cause damage to the shifter mechanism of CHANGAN CS75, leading to shifting issues.