Shifter bushing question...
Shifter bushing question...
Ok guys...seems that my "shifter bushing" might be bad...Where is this gem??? and can u still buy them??? thanks in advance
...have to hold shifter past drive for a second for it to go into gear.....
...have to hold shifter past drive for a second for it to go into gear.....
mine use to do that. I jacked up the front end (used jackstands of course), found the linkage, and tightened it up. there is a rod/cable with two nuts that need to move a slider forward or backwards to ajust the slack. Go to far and you'll never get it into reverse.
This worked for mine. Hope it helps.
This worked for mine. Hope it helps.
Originally Posted by Governor
is that linkage and cable covered by the exhaust?? what do u do if the bushing is bad? 

most likely the bushing there is gone...hence the slack.
The bushing is available from Nissan and is fairly cheap. It's very common for it to wear out. To change it, you'll need to loosen up the heat shield above the cat to get to it. It's very easy to do and makes a world of difference.
Originally Posted by DMad8724
danny, or anyone, have a part # for the bushing

c'mon...CALL UP THE DEALER! tell them what part you're looking for. tell them where it is (from the pic i posted).
Originally Posted by DMad8724
danny, or anyone, have a part # for the bushing
While your at it, get the second bushing for the other end. Its cheap maintinance, this way you won't have to go under the car twice. The second one is located where the tranny cable meets the tranny.
Like Dan said, DO NOT ADJUST THE CABLE LENGTH, believe me its not fun to constantly adjust that thing to get it right. If you simply replace the bushings the cable length does not change.
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