Anyone esle have a problem with MGW bushing intsall?
I 'am in the middle of the MGW shifter install and there is no way in hell to get the factory rubber bushings into the new arms with out damage!! :thumbdown::thumbdown: I'am going to plan B and will post pics.
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A vice is your friend :thumbsup:
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dish soap
-Mark. |
Cussing like a sailor helped me, and laughing at how easy it looked in the video.
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It was the hardest part of the install, but no damage. I love this shifter, i'm glad I went with MGW.
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I had to use channel locks for mine. George at MGW must have Popeye forarms 'cause it is pretty comical how easy it looks in the video!
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I used dish soap and no way it was going in. In the video it shows him rotating the bushing after the install and mine would not budge!!! My parts came in today from Mcmaster Carr and The mod will be finished tomorrow. Jay |
I think I used some grease on mine. Then gently squeezed it in a vise. They were definitely stiff going in.
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I pressed mine in using a little dish soap and my thumbs! :D |
All fixed for about $14 from Mcmaster Carr!!:thumbsup:
http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/w...e/bushings.jpg |
ohhhh ahhhh solid bushings......... Gonna Play Beach Boys "Good Vibrations " as you tool down the road?...... Theres a reason they are rubber.....
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