On Aug 22, 1:15 pm, "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote:
> when you disassemble the shifter under your car, just make sure to get all of
> the old plastic bushings out. pop the new ones in and reassemble. should
> take 15-20 minutes.
>
> While your under there you can check for any loose exhaust shields. Cut them
> off. They are annoying.
>
> You can get brass bushings as well, which would make the shifter very stiff.
> However, its alot harder on your trannie.
>
> 85miles wrote:
> >> get the plastic bushings from Honda. $5.
>
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> >its just the bushings eh?
>
> >Some friends have told me it could be the shifter guides are worn
> >away... but i cant find "shifter guides" on ebay or any online parts
> >store.
>
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I went and ordered some Energy Shifter bushings off ebay. There's 3
bushings total. I hope they aren't too hard to change. I've never
changed bushings in a shifter before, although I had to replace a
linkage cable on my 92 accord once.

Do i need to pound these suckers into place, or should they just slip
right in?