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Shift Lever Arm Bushing / Sleeve? G96.01 Question

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YOUR RESEARCHShift Lever Arm Bushing / Sleeve? G96.01 Question

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Replace bushing in the turbo / gt3 / gt2 transmission

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I found videos on how to replace a bushing in the Turbo / GT3 / GT2 transmission, but for the G96.00 / G96.01 it looks like there is only a seal and no replaceable bushing?
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Will replacing the seal help with the excess movement, or do I need to replace the back half of the transmission case, or am I wrong and there is a replaceable bushing / sleeve like there is for the G96.50 / G96.88 / G96.96 trasnsmissions?
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Certainly would be nice if the G96.01 came with a replaceable bearing like that one, but it would be suitable to use (most likely) after a little machine shop work on the old case.
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Replace bushing in the turbo / gt3 / gt2 transmission

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I found videos on how to replace a bushing in the Turbo / GT3 / GT2 transmission, but for the G96.00 / G96.01 it looks like there is only a seal and no replaceable bushing?
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Will replacing the seal help with the excess movement, or do I need to replace the back half of the transmission case, or am I wrong and there is a replaceable bushing / sleeve like there is for the G96.50 / G96.88 / G96.96 trasnsmissions?
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Certainly would be nice if the G96.01 came with a replaceable bearing like that one, but it would be suitable to use (most likely) after a little machine shop work on the old case.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

While doing a motor swap I noticed that the shift lever on the transmission has some play in it, like the video below: You Tube I found videos on how to replace a bushing in the Turbo / GT3 / GT2 transmission, but for the G96.00 / G96.01 it looks like there is only a seal and no replaceable bushing? Will replacing the seal help with the excess movement, or do I need to replace the back half of the transmission case, or am I wrong and there is a replaceable bushing / sleeve like there is for the G96.50 / G96.88 / G96.96 trasnsmissions?

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Follow up question in case I need to replace the back half of the case, does any rennlister have a blownup gear box they want to part out? Another idea would be to take it to a machine shop and drill the box to accept a sleeve.

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That's what I would do. Install a bronze bushing, ream to size.

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https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...303-515-00-OEM 🤪

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Certainly would be nice if the G96.01 came with a replaceable bearing like that one, but it would be suitable to use (most likely) after a little machine shop work on the old case. Planning on splitting the case this weekend to see what I'm working with.

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