Dorman 76848 Transmission Shifter Repair Kit 🔧 for Honda Models - High-functioning Automatic Transmission Solutions Review

One day my wife was driving my 2004 Accord and the button broke. I was able to stick my thumb in the hole for a while before the inside cracked any more. At this point, I took everything off and stuck the handle in the shaft to change gears. A few years later, my mother-in-law had to borrow it for a few days (months went by and I might as well sign the title at that point) and decided to finally fix it because I didn't trust her with my pen. . Either way, this replacement fitted perfectly and…

Excellent product! I broke a button over the weekend. Did some searching and found this aftermarket replacement from a brand I really trust and at a much lower price than any of the auto parts chain stores. Perfect fit and easy to install on my 2005 Honda Accord. All I had to do was loosen 2 screws from the front of the handle, remove the side panel, take out all the broken plastic, use some lube on the sides, then install the new knob. and spring and reassemble. The YouTube video helped! Can't

This was an easy repair. Find a YouTube video of your renovation. Bought this part from Revain. It was exactly like the original Honda part. It came with a new spring attached to the button! I was watching a video of someone buying a genuine Honda part. But he had to buy a button, a spring and a cap? Turns out he didn't need a lid and the cost for three pieces exceeded $45! Use your heads guys. You do not have to buy original equipment from the manufacturer for all parts. Some maybe. But save…

I ordered this for my retired parents who drive a 2004 Honda Accord. This part just broke on their shift so they couldn't drive it until it got to the online parts store. Well, the day of "arrival" has been shifted from day to day. My dad was mad at the auto repair shop so I suggested trying Amazon and get it in 2 days. I was a little nervous because I would feel awful if that wasn't the part. The part arrived after 2 days and my father installed it without any problems. So exactly for that 5…

Pretty much identical to the OEM but they were a bit tight until sawed off. This is for a 2003 Honda Accord LX V6 and I've read about other lesser known brand aftermarkets that appear large and require a Dremel trim etc. The spring fits well and with a little lubrication it could be used but slowly popped out again. We used it as is for a week and then by looking at the areas that weren't lubricated as it had rubbed a lot I could see which sides and surfaces needed a little sanding to give it a

Great! Bought a used 2005 Accord Coupe. 4 days home from the dealer and the knob on the shifter fell off. I'm pretty sure it was broken when I bought it because there was some glue inside. I purchased this item and a small tube of silicone grease. There are tons of videos on YouTube on how to perform this simple fix. The only difficulty is removing the left switch plate. It rests on two small ledges. You just have to raise them a bit by sliding the plate. Draw a small line on the new button…