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Nice video save me some money
Respect Bro
Recently bought the shift cable from Amazon for $24. Will see if it fixes the issue.
Question I have the old bushing still under the ball I’m assuming a saw that off before installing the new bushing?
So glad I found this video. About to have my brother do this on my mom's Chrysler 200 and the detail and explanation are fabulous. Thank you!
I just fixed my Chrysler Sebring after watching this video, thanks for the help.
What about the other end
Honestly im gonna do this with some epoxy and a sylicone mold over the shifter hehehehe. I dont gotta wait for shipping
I ordered one of the bushings from bushingfix and paid to have it shipped overnight. Unfortunately, it shipped out of Florida during a hurricane. They could have routed it to Jacksonville, but they sent it to Tampa, whose airport shut down…due to the hurricane. No tactical decision making, whatsoever. It took over a week for me to get the overnight part. Good ending, though. The bushing was a bit difficult to install, but the transmission worked perfectly afterward.
Thank you so much for this video! Quoted 350 plus tow. I did it myself in very little time. 61 year old female who isn't afraid to get her hands dirty!
Great video thank you. I have skinny arms and was able to replace bushing on a 2012 Dodge Avenger without removing air box. Also watch for bits of old bushing that need to be removed before installing. I removed mangled partial old bushing with needlenose pliers.
Even from bushingfix, that little piece of plastic is highway robbery!!!
This is exactly the problem I had. Thanks very much for the video! Going to look for that bushing now.
Never thought of replacing just the bushing. Thanks!
Great information. Thanks for your knowledge.
Several Years ago, had to replace the bushing, the only thing I could recall was your video good thing I saved it, had the same problem today. Thanks again.
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Thanks.. I was looking around for a replacement part..
Thanks for the video big help. Have a wonderful and blessed day my friend!
Thank you great job I learned a lot and I'm a woman about to do this on my sebring.
Just saved me a tow to the shop and what ever they would have charged for the repair. Thanks! btw – the amazon link above doesn't work anymore but I found the part for my 2007 Sebring Limited at BushingFix – part #TB1KIT20 for $20 plus tax and shipping.
AWESOME VIDIO DAVID THANX A TON
Exactly what I was looking for!
Thank you for helping us! You’re awesome!
Will a code P1790 show up?