Shift rod bushing

[drew at scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca (Drew MacPherson)]

The A2 part does the trick, and when lubricated, can be stuffed into there
- just don't try it without a few beers to relax you first... ;)

Drew


On Mon, 5 Jan 2004, Ron Pieper wrote:

> I dunno, I'm pretty sure I've replaced those bushings on A1s.  I drill the rivets and pop-rivet
> the new one into place.  
> 
> Pop Rivets.  What a tool.
> 
> Ron
> 
> --- Drew MacPherson <drew@scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca> wrote:
> > I thought I recall having successfully used the A2 bushing (p/n 171 711
> > 067 B) which is used on the A2 selector shaft(1) and relay shaft(2).  The
> > old bushing is usually pretty easily removed from the bracket, and the new 
> > one can be coerced into the bracket at room temperature with a bit of CV 
> > grease as lubrication.  Of course, I could be way out to lunch and the A2 
> > bushing may be too big.  As far as I know, the A1 bushing is not available 
> > as a separate part and you have to buy the bracket.
> >
> 
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