Automatic Transmission Range Selector Lever Cable Bracket - GM (23371936)
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- Brand:
- SKU:
23371936
- Other Names:
Mount Bracket
- Description: GM Genuine Parts Automatic Transmission Range Selector Lever Cable Bracket (Part Number: 23371936) is a factory-quality bracket used to secure the transmission range selector cable and support consistent shift linkage operation.
- Function: Mounts and secures the range selector lever cable to maintain accurate gear selection linkage
- Benefit: Helps preserve correct shifter feel and prevents cable movement or misalignment
- Application note: Designed for proper fit and secure attachment in the original factory mounting locations
- Service Type: Collision
- Part Category: Interior Body Parts
- Line #: 30
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- Condition: New
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