Sloppy shifter.
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Sloppy shifter.
The vehicle in question is a 92 Sentra. When in gear it's like it's in neutral. What's worn out?
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
Number of things, but usually the shifter bushings. Since unlike 240s the shifter in a Sentra is attached via cables there are various bushings that link the shifter to the transmission. There is usually 1 or 2 bushings where the shift linkeage attaches to the transmission and also a few bushings where the linkeage links to the actual shifter.
240SXs have a small plastic circular bushing that wears out, it helps that pivot point spin when its inside the trans. FWD cars are setup differently but similarly worn out bushings will cause slack. Do you have issues shifting or just the shifter feels loose?
240SXs have a small plastic circular bushing that wears out, it helps that pivot point spin when its inside the trans. FWD cars are setup differently but similarly worn out bushings will cause slack. Do you have issues shifting or just the shifter feels loose?
Re: Sloppy shifter.
No shifting issues.
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
lol, seven lbs is okay for now, but surely not too much.
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
Got me some ES shifter bushings on thee way. I imagine an easy install?
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
That's what I'm thinking, I'm just not familiar with FWD
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
its not hard, i've done it
the bushings didnt make as much of a difference as I thought they would. I wish they had solid metal bushings.
the bushings didnt make as much of a difference as I thought they would. I wish they had solid metal bushings.
LongGrain- Number of posts : 726
Registration date : 2009-04-16
Re: Sloppy shifter.
The bushing was non existent. Snapped off a couple bolts when taking the boot off though. I hate drillin shit out.
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
Put it back together today and it's too stiff, you can't find any gears. Maybe only use one bushing, but which one? I got pics, help me out!
I didn't use the brass piece
Here it is installed
I didn't use the brass piece
Here it is installed
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
Re: Sloppy shifter.
Well, see, um. That's not where those bushings go. They go on the shift rod near the trans. Still a bit sloppy, but I'm just happy it shifts. I think I'm gonna leave it alone.
mmm240- Number of posts : 882
Age : 39
Location : Racine, WI
Vehicle : 93 240 vert, 92 Yota pickup, 01 Honda F4i
Registration date : 2009-02-03
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