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> how do i change shift linkage bushings?, tail shift(pre 73)
shaggy
post Jan 28 2007, 11:16 PM
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how do i change the shift bushings in/on the shift rod from my 72?

i have the back half of the rod removed and do not see any of the bushings.

how do i remove the front half?

and how do i change the balls and the ball socket on the bottom of the shifter?

-jim
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post Jan 28 2007, 11:48 PM
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QUOTE(shaggy @ Jan 28 2007, 09:16 PM) *

how do i change the shift bushings in/on the shift rod from my 72

i have the back half of the rod removed and do not see any of the bushings.


On the end of the trans by the tail shift rod is a bracket that bolts on, your shift rod passes thru it right at the rear of the car, one goes there.

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how do i remove the front half?



I don't think I did to replace it, I think I just worked it around that 90 degree
pivot off and on.

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and how do i change the balls and the ball socket on the bottom of the shifter?

-jim


The nylon socket just pops off of the ball at the end of the shifter. I removed the ball on the shifter to put on a quick shift kit, I used mapp gas to heat it up and
it tapped off. You will epoxy the new one on.
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