shift lever bushings

[doomdatsun]

guys anyone knows the part number for these bushing

 

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q251/datzenmike/Tranny/720shifter004Large.jpg

[doomdatsun]

just an update for fools like me searching for this, IDK about you but there no way in hell you'll find any.

I concluded that one should use an early style lever with circular hole with its bushings, other way is to weld the rectangle box shut, then measure where you want the hold (short or long shift) then drill it smooth, chamfer it fine, and install it and your done.

 

just a question, is it possible to repair the lever section of the gearbox(gears selector) without opening the whole gearbox? I assume it has some kind of bushings inside that are replaced

[D52E]

I'm not sure about the plastic bushings at the pivot pin point but I believe the plastic bushing at the bottom of the shifter is still available from Nissan. Part number is 32861-N4200 - it's used on 280Z and possiby the same for many Nissans of that era.

 

 

That would be part #32 on this diagram

Part #31 is 32855-H1010 but there are aftermarket metal ones that could potentially be more durable.

[bonvo]

wow guys this has been well documented you get brass door hinge bushings from the "help" section of any auto parts store

 

took me about 5 minutes to find

http://community.rat...ifter-bushings/

 

edit just noticed you have the elongated one yeah your gonna have to weld it up before using these

[datzenmike]

guys anyone knows the part number for these bushing

 

http://i138.photobuc...ter004Large.jpg

 

32855-Q0100 about $3 each. They are used on the '81 and up 720, 280zx, Maxima and S110 200sx