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darren325i

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Hi Guys,
Replaced all the bushes in the shifter assembly which improved the gear change no end but still when its in gear it has alot of side to side movement. It looks like the spring is worn out. Anyone have experience with this ? I've taken a video of it .
https://youtu.be/oqrXgCg0hQ4

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Looks like you need the bushes at the gearbox end of the cables
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There are bushes on both ends if I recall correctly, so the play might be a combination of both.

 

Cheapest and best way I've found to fix this is to buy a cheap cutting board, then shape the pieces to fit tight, then in the centre, drill either A: A hole to fit the inner ring and press in or B: drill to fit without the centre metal piece, which is what I have done. Remember to put grease on all parts that make contact, and find some washers to fit either side of the new bushes. This is for an OEM throw.

 

What I did is drill a hole half way along the lever and put a stainless steel bolt in and did as above but used 2 nuts to lock it instead of the pins. Tighten the nuts up but not too tight because they need to pivot. This will give you a nice short throw as well as addressing the bush issue.

 

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Cheers guys,
I've replaced all the bushings on the shifter assembly with Oem parts so I'll try the bushes on the gearbox side.
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Skate bearings or something... evo-gsr knows...
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Where did you get the bushing kit from?


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Skate bearings or something... evo-gsr knows...


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Ordered all the bushings from Mitsubishi, there's a thread on here with the part numbers

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Replaced the 2 bushings with solid brass bushings at the gearbox and still has the side to side play in gear. Any ideas ?
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check the pivot point in the shifter also change out the base bushes and shfter end bushes but i think you will likly always have some play it's the downside of a cable system


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Hey darren325i, did you replace these too? If not, you require 6 of them all up.

 

MB580253

 

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Edited by CLuTZ, 05 February 2016 - 08:24 PM.


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Cheers mate,
Yeah replaced all them, there is way to much side to side movement in the shifter, feels like its in neutral.

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My guess is that the sleeve in the main linkage is worn.

The spring appears to be acting like it should (well at least like mine).

 

For a complete shifter revamp you need:

4x MB580253

2x MB367320

1x MB307949

1x MB871927 (Sometimes you will get this sleeve/collar you get solid shifter base bushes)

And also obviously the shifter base bushes (MR103559) and the gearbox side shifter cable bushes (MD719165) which we generally use aftermarket solid items.

 

Refer attached mark up for shifter bushes

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Edited by Missile, 07 February 2016 - 07:19 AM.

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It might be this part - http://www.jackstran...racket-bushings

They go on the transmission under the levers (not the ones that get converted to skate board bearings). Stock are plastic and wear out.

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Thanks for the help guys, it's really starting to bug me, I've spent over 100 euros but still pretty much the same. I think you might be onto something there candiancd9a, I took a video of the bushings at the gearbox before I replaced it with the brass items, I'll post it up to see what you guys think.
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https://youtu.be/EvQlHPRVRoE
1st movement is in neutral then it's put into 1st. It does look there is play in the selector levers. I might give them bushings a go that you said Canadiancd9a.
Thanks
Darren


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