What does a shifter bushing do?
In a manual transmission, bushings connect the shift cable and the transmission linkage. If you find that your transmission is stuck in gear and you can’t shift out, damage to the bushings and other parts of the linkage or shifter assembly could be the culprit.
Should you grease shifter bushing?
Which bushings are you asking about? The CTSS requires no grease, nor do the shifter housing bushings. The linkage bushings at the transmission should, however.
What are the different types of shifter bushings?
Shifter and Bushing Kit, Steel Clips, Steel Bushings, Competition Plus, Mastershift, Kit Bushing, Manual Transmission, Plastic, Brown, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Pontiac, Car, Truck, Each Shifter Bushing, Rear, Direct Replacement, 85A Durometer Urethane, Includes Hardware, Subaru, 5 or 6 Speed Transmissions, Each
What kind of bushing does a manual transmission use?
Manual Transmission Shifter Bushings and Clips, Sloppy Shifter Fix Kit, Bushing and Bolts for Transmission and Transfer Case, Nylatron, Kit Shifter and Bushing Kit, Steel Clips, Steel Bushings, Competition Plus, Mastershift, Kit Bushing, Manual Transmission, Plastic, Brown, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Pontiac, Car, Truck, Each
What kind of bushing does a Subaru have?
Shifter Bushing, Rear, Direct Replacement, 85A Durometer Urethane, Includes Hardware, Subaru, 5 or 6 Speed Transmissions, Each Shifter Bushing, Manual Transmission, Polyurethane, Black, Subaru, 5-Speed, Front, Each Shifter Bushing, Manual Transmission, Front, Polyurethane, Black, Subaru, 6-Speed, Each
How much does it cost to repair a transmission bushing?
Estimating the cost of repair is difficult because it will depend on the complexity of finding the issue and the extent of the damage. Repairing a transmission costs anywhere from $300 to $3000. Bushings, cables, and synchronizers tend to be on the lower end of the repair cost range, but the cost can go up if the part is hard to get to.