shift linkage bushings?
Are there replaceable bushings in the shifter linkage? When I pop my shifter into neutral it kind of sticks, won't go back to center. Wondering if its the cable or possibly bad bushings.
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Originally Posted by Dambay
(Post 10877351)
Are there replaceable bushings in the shifter linkage? When I pop my shifter into neutral it kind of sticks, won't go back to center. Wondering if its the cable or possibly bad bushings.
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Originally Posted by Dambay
(Post 10877351)
Are there replaceable bushings in the shifter linkage? When I pop my shifter into neutral it kind of sticks, won't go back to center. Wondering if its the cable or possibly bad bushings.
Your problem does not sound like it is bushing related. I think Cranswick had the same problem. I believe the spring by your shifter base is likely binding. |
Originally Posted by slc-ralliart
(Post 10877534)
There are replaceable bushing. The brass ones from speedsource for the Evo 8/9 fit perfect and are around $25.
Your problem does not sound like it is bushing related. I think Cranswick had the same problem. I believe the spring by your shifter base is likely binding. LOL i think we were both writing our replies at the same time b/c i swear we basically said the same thing lmfao! "Great minds think alike" {thumbup} |
Thanks I will check it out
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it's not the spring, it's the hinge on the selector...
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
(Post 10878567)
it's not the spring, it's the hinge on the selector...
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I have the brass bushing upgrades and had the issue of the shifter not going back to neutral. What I do is every couple of months I spray lithium grease on the bushings under the hood. Just a small amont goes a long way. I believe the reason they bind up is because dirt and grim gets in them. Never had that issue again, after lubing them up.
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
(Post 10878567)
it's not the spring, it's the hinge on the selector...
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chances are it's not the cable end bushings, but that hinge, you'll see on the control housing select levers the "side to side" lever there's a sort of conical plastic cap, pop that off, and there's a nut and a lock washer, pull that off, and it's probably seized in there, take the hinge apart, you may need a small hammer, try not to bend the lever, there's a split plastic bushing...clean it up, grease it, and reassemble...
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Awesome. I'm gonna dig into it shortly. Its driving me crazy. can't make those quick 2-3 shifts nicely. Thanks.
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you should still also get the metal bushings, shifter base and cable ends...if you want to shift quick fix your return to center get solid bushings and then fill your tranny with redline MTL...
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Indeed it was the 'side to side' shift lever. Previous owner must have replaced the bushing and installed it with a lock washer and regular nut. It was clamping down too much on the bushing. Replaced them with a lock nut, left a bit of 'play' and everything is nice and loose. Thanks Cranswick.
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Think ill definitely consider the solid.bushings all round as well.
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Originally Posted by Dambay
(Post 10881515)
Indeed it was the 'side to side' shift lever. Previous owner must have replaced the bushing and installed it with a lock washer and regular nut. It was clamping down too much on the bushing. Replaced them with a lock nut, left a bit of 'play' and everything is nice and loose. Thanks Cranswick.
for the bushings, some one already mentioned AMS and speed source...there are a few others, but i'll recommend these, because they are local (Niagara Falls), and shipping is fast... Ziggy is a machinist and makes these in house, also his shift knobs are second to none. I advertise for him, because he's interested in supporting our platform...he stocks stage 1 clutches for our cars, and is looking into other products to carry. https://www.rtmracing.com/xcart/prod...cat=640&page=1 https://www.rtmracing.com/xcart/prod...cat=640&page=1 |
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