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geek1488 03-03-2012 10:32 AM

95 sc1 shift cable bushing
 
so yesterday on way to work my shift cable bushing went out so like i said in my intro i replaced but it was dark so i didnt notice that all the teeth on the top half of bushing had broke off so ive got another one order should be in at 1130 where my question lies is someone told me that instead of replacing it that you could actually tap the shift arm and put a bolt in with 2 washers would this be a bad idea or is there somthing else i could do or do they have a better version cause to me it seems like a very weak part

trike1946 03-08-2012 05:28 PM

Did you do new cables or just bushings? From what I understand the cables stretch as well as the bushings going bad.

derf 03-09-2012 07:59 AM

new cables plus improved design bushing from the dealer is best bet. Expensive, but best bet.
Used OEM cables are better than aftermarket, which just plain suck

geek1488 03-09-2012 09:27 AM

just the bushing it seems to be holding up fine but if it dose break ill take your advice n go to a dealer n thanks i didnt know that the cable could stretch

derf 03-09-2012 11:01 AM

not to cloud the issue but there are alternative solutions on ebay but I'm told they tend not to last and many require you to modify the original shifter. Neither does the NAPA part (bushing only) if your cables are stretched since the cables will put the same stress on the replacement bushing as the original.

That's why GM will only sell you a (bushing + cables) kit --they know a bushing-only solution doesn't last for the reasons stated above

geek1488 03-09-2012 04:38 PM

ok ill check out e bay n see whats up thanks for all your help with all my questions here in tech youve been strait forward n no bs so thanks


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