Source for FJ62 auto tranny shift linkage bushings (1 Viewer)

[Devils Paw 80]

No, not the ones you replace to tighten up the side to side slop, the ones closest to the transmission itself, right above one of the O2 sensors underneath.

These bushings are worn on mine, which translates to fore and aft slop in the shift lever.

I looked on SORs website but didn't find these part numbers.

Anyone else been there?

 

[OGBeno]

90385-16008

 

[Devils Paw 80]

90385-16008

Now in hand, they look familiar. But, sure don't look like the right ones for the linkage I'm looking at. The lower linkage has a smaller diameter opening, and a shallower shoulder.

 

[OGBeno]

Those are the only 2 bushings. If you need something else, then you need something else.

 

[Steve83]

I just replaced all 4 on an '88. It made a WORLD of difference in the shifter feel, but it was difficult getting the last pin back into place with the fresh rubber fighting me. Because I was doing the above-floor bushings at the same time, I dropped the shifter lever & pushrod out of the truck for disassembly, cleaning, & reassembly; so installing the rear pin was easy out-of-chassis.

 

[Devils Paw 80]

I just replaced all 4 on an '88. It made a WORLD of difference in the shifter feel, but it was difficult getting the last pin back into place with the fresh rubber fighting me. Because I was doing the above-floor bushings at the same time, I dropped the shifter lever & pushrod out of the truck for disassembly, cleaning, & reassembly; so installing the rear pin was easy out-of-chassis.

Nice.
What did you use for replacement rubber bushings?

 

[OGBeno]

Nice.
What did you use for replacement rubber bushings?

Those are grommets:

90480-17177

 

[Steve83]

Right.

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New parts (for phone apps) and the NEXT few pics in that album

 

[RAMFJ62]

Here's a visual:

 

[Steve83]

Don't waste the money on the 90389-08005 bushings. They don't wear.