Installed shifter bushings now problem.....
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Installed shifter bushings now problem.....
I just installed prothane shifter bushings into my car, and it feels as if the shifter doesn't want to move to much. I know it's suppost to be tighter, but i know it's not suppost to be this tight. I think i tightened the actual shifter it self down to tight. is that possible?? the bolt that holds teh shifter being to tight and hard to shift??
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Re: Installed shifter bushings now problem..... (vwtohonda)
you tightened the nut/bolt on the shifter to tight.
get under the car and loosen it a little until the shifter moves freely...
get under the car and loosen it a little until the shifter moves freely...
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Re: Installed shifter bushings now problem..... (non-VTEC)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by non-VTEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you tightened the nut/bolt on the shifter to tight.
get under the car and loosen it a little until the shifter moves freely...</TD></TR></TABLE>
^ for a stock shifter. however most aftermarket ones come with bearings in the lower parts and also include spacers/washers. make sure you use those if you have an aftermarket shifter.
get under the car and loosen it a little until the shifter moves freely...</TD></TR></TABLE>
^ for a stock shifter. however most aftermarket ones come with bearings in the lower parts and also include spacers/washers. make sure you use those if you have an aftermarket shifter.
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