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Old 09-08-2015, 04:26 PM
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Well got my shifter parts in today , However I am looking at the rear shift joint and it has as much play as the old one. ?? I am going to change it out anyway as the old one the nylon bush is crumbly,
Old 09-09-2015, 05:36 AM
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The factory rear couplers intentionally have oval holes in the two bushes to give a little play, so what you see is not abnormal. Your observation that the bushes are crumbly is also not unusual, so good choice to replace the coupler (or bushes) before they fall apart.

Here's a pic of the coupler pressed apart, showing its individual components. One of the bushes is still in place, and one has been removed to show the oval hole.
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The bushes are available separately - with the oval hole or just round with no slop.
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Well, I tackled the job today thankfully I have a lift to use. the front ball cup was only held in by gravity. no plastic left .. the rear was easy as the grub screw came right out. I did split the boot as it would not move at all even with heat applied . New part Not so easy going in ,, the part I ordered on E bait was Aftermarket and 5k too small for it to go on trans shaft.. PITA reaming.. Beware never again.. the front ball was another story I dropped the heat shield but not the exhaust system.. I was only able to get hold of the cup if I removed it from the shifter.. (big mistake) I managed to get it back together but I do have to rebuild the shifter linkage now..
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Originally Posted by Mark Thornton
New part Not so easy going in ,, the part I ordered on E bait was Aftermarket and 5k too small for it to go on trans shaft..
On shaft or over coupler? Everyone has problems getting it over the coupler.
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Originally Posted by Mark Thornton
I was only able to get hold of the cup if I removed it from the shifter.. (big mistake) I managed to get it back together but I do have to rebuild the shifter linkage now..
You need to remove it from the shifter in order to get the movement necessary on the ball cup, so I don't think you did anything unnecessary.
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Originally Posted by Mark Thornton
.... the part I ordered on E bait was Aftermarket and 5k too small for it to go on trans shaft.. ...
You won't have that happen if you deal with Roger (see above). You'll always get the right part, at the right price, and friendly helpful advice.
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Originally Posted by Dave928S
You won't have that happen if you deal with Roger (see above). You'll always get the right part, at the right price, and friendly helpful advice.
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Yes i spoke with him yesterday. I ordered a bunch of new parts He told me they sold me the 911 part which is almost the same except 5k too small on the trans end. Getting ready to tackle the timing belt and top refresh all new hoses gaskets ect. thanks for all the Advice



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