[Chrysler300] Shift Cable Lubrication (?)

[Ronald Kurtz <mark6268@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello, everyone:

I plan to reinstall the shift and parking cables on my '64. They are in fine 
shape except for the rubber jacket. I plan to get the shrink tubes from Goers 
but noticed his catalog stated that worn rubber or plastic covers causes leaks.

I went to the service manual and the service bulletin issued by Chrysler 
(Automatic Transmission Shift Cable Removal, Installation and/or Adjustment 
[October 14, 1963]), and could find no reference to these cables being 
lubricated.

Since the ends of rubber jacket on my cables were not sealed, I presume they do 
not need to be lubricated. Can anyone clarify? Thanks.

Best regards,
Ron Kurtz
E #292


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