6speed manual reverse lockout broken
- Thread starter JMJinNC
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- 2006 Mazda5 Touring
I have been trying to find the parts online for a few days now. That actual parts diagram for a 2012 is surprisingly hard to find. If it were me I would remove the busted stuff and take it to a local dealer and get them to find the part numbers for me. Then take those part numbers to a parts house of your choice (I like onlinemazdaparts.com) Given that yours has broken, I would be loathe to trust USED parts in this application, my 2 cents
The issue is I can only get the whole assembly. Only one part is broken though, but the whole assembly has to come out to fix it. I'd rather get a cheaper used replacement and replace/reinforce the failed part at the bottom of the stick shift without losing use of the car for many days.
JMJ
JMJ
I know this is an old thread but I bumped into it recently when this happened to mine, so figured I’d throw a reply here incase it helps, I ended up designing and 3D printing one because I couldn’t find any decent replacements. I can’t seem to upload the file here. But if anyone else responds to this and feels it would be helpful I’ll find a way to get it to them.
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Antoine
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Thanks for the offer...What file type is it?
Mazda 5 reverse lockout
its a replacement for the little plastic reverse lockout on the 6 speed Mazda 5. seems to fit and work perfect on mine. All you should have to do is pull the shifter mechanism out, then using a snap ring tool you can remove the ring on the bottom and slide the plastic piece off, then this one...
I’m going to try this, thank you for sharing!!Mazda 5 reverse lockout
its a replacement for the little plastic reverse lockout on the 6 speed Mazda 5. seems to fit and work perfect on mine. All you should have to do is pull the shifter mechanism out, then using a snap ring tool you can remove the ring on the bottom and slide the plastic piece off, then this one...cults3d.com
Hey guys. I have same issue. Reverse lockout piece is gone. Can just slide right over to reverse without pushing shifter down.
How do you just replace the piece if I were to do the 3d printed thing? I just snap it on or something?
I also have the option to find a whole assembly from a junkyard and even then, do I remove the lockout piece and just put it onto my shifter? I don’t really understand. Would love some help please thank you!
How do you just replace the piece if I were to do the 3d printed thing? I just snap it on or something?
I also have the option to find a whole assembly from a junkyard and even then, do I remove the lockout piece and just put it onto my shifter? I don’t really understand. Would love some help please thank you!
I just commented on this post. I would love some help. I’m trying to figure out where to start even if I were to get somebody to replicate this with a 3-D printer.Mazda 5 reverse lockout
its a replacement for the little plastic reverse lockout on the 6 speed Mazda 5. seems to fit and work perfect on mine. All you should have to do is pull the shifter mechanism out, then using a snap ring tool you can remove the ring on the bottom and slide the plastic piece off, then this one...
Hey, yeah its a very easy replacement. You need to remove the shifter boot, it's just held in with some clips, and the shift knob you can just grab and unthread. Then you need a torx bit to remove the two bolts holding the shifter down, then when you have the shifter out you can use a snap ring tool to remove the snap ring off the broken piece on the bottom of the shifter and just replace it with the printed one, it looks a little different but that was intentional to keep it from breaking again.
OK awesome it seems like I might need to remove the blower motor so that I can pull off the whole assembly? Or maybe it’s the like shifter rods that need to pop off or something cause it seems like I can’t pull it off after unbolting all four of the bolts that hold it on. Or are you able to get your hand behind it and get it on from the bottom?
Nope not that complicated, you get the bolts out and the assembly will pull right out, I guess pop the linkages off as well and anything around it. but definitely don't worry about trying to do it while it's in, and no need to remove blower motor. If you try and it doesn't work I'll post a video
You’re awesome. Headed to pick up the 3d part right now. And yes from what I can see it looks like two linkages need to be popped off. Any special way of doing that? They just pop off?
Get a pry tool all the way between the linkage and where it connects, its a little ball and socket style clip. So ideally if you have a body clip pry tool that has the two prongs, then you can get them on either side of the ball. But if not a regular pry on one side should do the trick
