AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
11-09-2004, 09:50 PM
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AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
did you do?
mpv
the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
did you do?
mpv
11-09-2004, 10:07 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
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Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
> Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
> the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
> the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
> bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
> rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
> provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
> totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
> availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
> of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
> else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
> did you do?
>
> mpv
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Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
> Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
> the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
> the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
> bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
> rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
> provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
> totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
> availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
> of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
> else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
> did you do?
>
> mpv
11-09-2004, 10:07 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
> Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
> the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
> the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
> bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
> rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
> provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
> totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
> availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
> of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
> else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
> did you do?
>
> mpv
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Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
> Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
> the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
> the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
> bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
> rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
> provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
> totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
> availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
> of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
> else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
> did you do?
>
> mpv
11-09-2004, 10:07 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
> Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
> the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
> the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
> bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
> rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
> provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
> totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
> availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
> of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
> else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
> did you do?
>
> mpv
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mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
> Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
> the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
> the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
> bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
> rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
> provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
> totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
> availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
> of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
> else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
> did you do?
>
> mpv
11-10-2004, 01:42 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
tower to replace it.
I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
-Dan
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
>>Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
>>the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
>>the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
>>bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
>>rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
>>provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
>>totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
>>availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
>>of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
>>else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
>>did you do?
>>
>>mpv
shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
tower to replace it.
I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
-Dan
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
>>Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
>>the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
>>the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
>>bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
>>rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
>>provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
>>totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
>>availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
>>of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
>>else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
>>did you do?
>>
>>mpv
11-10-2004, 01:42 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
tower to replace it.
I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
-Dan
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
>>Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
>>the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
>>the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
>>bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
>>rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
>>provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
>>totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
>>availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
>>of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
>>else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
>>did you do?
>>
>>mpv
shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
tower to replace it.
I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
-Dan
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
>>Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
>>the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
>>the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
>>bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
>>rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
>>provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
>>totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
>>availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
>>of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
>>else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
>>did you do?
>>
>>mpv
11-10-2004, 01:42 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
tower to replace it.
I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
-Dan
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
>>Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
>>the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
>>the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
>>bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
>>rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
>>provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
>>totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
>>availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
>>of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
>>else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
>>did you do?
>>
>>mpv
shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
tower to replace it.
I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
-Dan
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> Shift cup bushing: http://www.thejeep.com/onlinecatalog/p140.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Michael Vincenty wrote:
>
>>Ok, I have a 90YJ with the AX15 transmission. I pulled the shifter out from
>>the top of the transmission and see that in the transmission shift tower is
>>the remnants of a plastic bushing, a bit less than 2" in diameter. This
>>bushing is what the large "ball" near the end of the shifter is supposed to
>>rest upon. It seems that the shifter rod acutally rests on this bushing to
>>provide a smoother shift and prevent metal on metal contact. My bushing is
>>totally disintegrated. I call the stealership to check into the
>>availability of this part. Not available. Can only get with the purchase
>>of the entire shift tower piece, for the low price of $217. Has anybody
>>else had to replace this plastic bushing in the shift tower? If so, what
>>did you do?
>>
>>mpv
11-10-2004, 04:22 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Looks like they call it a plug, that's what it does, even though the
shift lever pivots on it.
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Dan wrote:
>
> The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
> shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
> 2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
>
> I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
>
> The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
> tower to replace it.
>
> I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
>
> -Dan
shift lever pivots on it.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dan wrote:
>
> The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
> shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
> 2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
>
> I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
>
> The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
> tower to replace it.
>
> I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
>
> -Dan
11-10-2004, 04:22 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Looks like they call it a plug, that's what it does, even though the
shift lever pivots on it.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dan wrote:
>
> The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
> shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
> 2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
>
> I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
>
> The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
> tower to replace it.
>
> I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
>
> -Dan
shift lever pivots on it.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dan wrote:
>
> The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
> shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
> 2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
>
> I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
>
> The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
> tower to replace it.
>
> I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
>
> -Dan
11-10-2004, 04:22 PM
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Re: AX15 Shift Tower Bushing Question
Looks like they call it a plug, that's what it does, even though the
shift lever pivots on it.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dan wrote:
>
> The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
> shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
> 2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
>
> I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
>
> The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
> tower to replace it.
>
> I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
>
> -Dan
shift lever pivots on it.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dan wrote:
>
> The shift cup nushing is the small one (3/4" disa) on the end on the
> shift stick at the botttom of teh shift tower. This different then the
> 2" dia one the the shifter slides in.
>
> I ordered the one Bill linked to las year, and got the little one.
>
> The big bushing is not sold any where seperatley you have to buy a new
> tower to replace it.
>
> I got a new tower at a local wrecker for $25CND.
>
> -Dan
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