Manual Transmission Shift Rod Bushings
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What is a manual transmission shift rod bushing?
A manual transmission shift rod bushing is a rubber or plastic sleeve that fits around the shift rod and connects it to the shift linkage. It helps reduce vibration and noise between the shift rod and linkage.
How do I know if my manual transmission shift rod bushing is faulty?
If you notice any unusual noises coming from the transmission while shifting, it may be a sign that the manual transmission shift rod bushing is faulty. You should also inspect the bushing for any cracks or signs of wear.
Can a faulty manual transmission shift rod bushing cause damage?
Yes, a faulty manual transmission shift rod bushing can cause damage to the transmission if it is not replaced. Over time, a worn or damaged shift rod bushing can cause the shift rod to become loose, which can cause damage to the transmission.
How do I replace a manual transmission shift rod bushing?
Replacing a manual transmission shift rod bushing is a relatively easy process. You will need to:
- Remove the old bushing by carefully prying it out of its mount
- Clean the shift rod and mounting area with a wire brush
- Apply grease to the new bushing and push it onto the shift rod
- Reinstall the shift rod and linkage