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Shifter linkage bushing install trick 900

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Thu Feb 20 11:07 CST 2014
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Good point well taken - one of the reasons to not drop it too far. Just a couple inches at the tail end is about all you want to go. But that little bit can make a difference in trying to get your hand up in there.

I've installed them "cold" before. Now that was a pain! Then someone turned me on to warming them up first.






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