ATP Automatic Transmission Shifter Cable P/N:Y-240

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$55.99
MPN: Y-240
UPC: 740993021766
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ATP Automatic Transmission Shifter Cable P/N:Y-240
ATP Automatic Transmission Shifter Cable P/N:Y-240
$55.99

Get crisp, positive gear selection with the ATP Automatic Transmission Shifter Cable Y-240 (also written Y240). This Transhift cable connects the shifter/selector lever to the transmission linkage, and it drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1983-1992 Chevrolet Camaro and 1983-1992 Pontiac Firebird. Over time an original cable can bind, stretch, or break — if a worn cable is the cause of sloppy or stuck shifting, this replaces it.

  • Direct linkage: Connects the transmission selector lever/shifter to the transmission linkage for accurate gear engagement.
  • Fresh replacement: Swaps out an old cable that has begun to bind, break, or feel sluggish — replacing the cable is the intended repair.
  • Built to match: Designed to fit and function like the original part for durability and long service life.

Signs the original cable may need replacing include gears that are hard to select, a shifter that feels loose or sticky, or an indicator that no longer lines up with the actual gear. Diagnose the cause before replacing, as these symptoms can have other sources.

Interchange: CA-1110
64410 · CE376 · 4260 · 10027632 · 1003432 · 10034332 · 6202326 · CB1241 · CA1110

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

64410, CE376, 4260, 10027632, 1003432, 10034332, 6202326, CB1241, CA1110, CA-1110

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this shifter cable do?

It connects the transmission selector lever/shifter to the transmission linkage, transferring your gear selection to the transmission.

What vehicles does the Y-240 fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1983-1992 Chevrolet Camaro and 1983-1992 Pontiac Firebird. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

How do I know the cable needs replacing?

Common signs are gears that are hard to select, a loose or sticky shifter, or a gear indicator that no longer matches the actual gear. Diagnose the cause first.

Can a worn cable be repaired?

The intended repair is to replace an old cable that binds, breaks, or becomes sluggish rather than attempting to service it.

What numbers does this cable interchange with?

It cross-references CA-1110, 64410, CE376, 4260, 10027632, 1003432, 10034332, 6202326, CB1241 and CA1110.