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Gear shift selector rod

Hi all !
I was cleaning the carrera yesterday and while I was in the back I took the shift coupler cover off and to my surprise it was like new in there. not even any dust! but the thing I did notice was some side to side movement in the shift rod, is there meant to be any play there??
any clues? thanks Steve.

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There's an article in an old issue of Excellence that explains the upgrades and fixes you can do here. It's very common for bushings in there to wear out. I don't have the article anymore, but someone here must. New bushings will make the shifter much more crisp.
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This is the front shift rod bushing I had made


Zero play

the 2 bronze pieces remove the slop from the stock coupler


The other mod I did was to the early shift tower


Just makes it easier to remove slop here, '77 on already have the nut adjuster.
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Bill,
where did you get the bronze couple bushings made ? I'd love to get a set.

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You can also use 914 coupler bushings from our gracious host. They are the same shape as the bronze ones shown. No slop. That's what I used.
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I've already replaced mine with plastic. Those bronze bushings are by and far superior to the plastic bushings.

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