QUOTE(McMark @ Mar 13 2011, 01:23 PM)
The ring in the firewall? Warm in in a cup of water in the microwave, then press it in by hand. If you get most of it in by hand, you can use a hammer to finish the job.
The front coupler is held on with what looks to me like a pin. This pin is what allows the coupler to rotate to the correct angle so that the coupler can slip on the rod that comes out of the fire wall. I need to get that pin out so I can put the front coupler on the new rod I have.
As to the rubber cover for the front, I don't think I've going to run it. Maybe I should as dirt isn't a good thing for shift mechanisms?
I will run the plastic box that covers the rear coupler.