ATTN: 5-speed guys with loose/notchy shifts...
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Im going to be doing the bushings this weekend, Once im to the exposed shifter, all I need to do is pull the shifter straight up? Thats all? no bolts?
And then the green seat goes in, does it need to be a certain way?
Then the white bushing connects to the bottom of the shifter, and thats all?
And then the green seat goes in, does it need to be a certain way?
Then the white bushing connects to the bottom of the shifter, and thats all?
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thanks a million for this tip i will try this when i put a new clutch in, how much powwer is the Exedy clutch soposed to hold? I'm planning on going na-t, my clutch is stock with 180k miles and its hard to push(for a stock clutch) and the sifter is doing exactly the same things as you were describing.
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did the replacement last night - and WOW the results are amazing. The green seat was disintegrated into a green/black fine sand, which was clogging up the spring in the shifting mechanism, and was a mess to clean up. overall the procedure took about an hour, cost under $20, and has been my favorite mod thus far.
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The shifter setup in the models with the W58 (1995+) is totally different. I haven't tried to replace the part in question on my '95, but I have seen the shifter assembly and it doesn't seem that this applies to the W58.