Loose Shifter
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Loose Shifter
ok so when i bough my rx7 i found out that the shifter loose.
it wobbles so i know that the bushings are gone. but my question is what kind of bushings do i buy? i want to go to mazdatrix for this but sometimes they can be an *** about it when you ask them
any ideas anyone plz?
it wobbles so i know that the bushings are gone. but my question is what kind of bushings do i buy? i want to go to mazdatrix for this but sometimes they can be an *** about it when you ask them
any ideas anyone plz?
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Look. What you need is factory bushings. Who ever will give you the best price on factory shifter bushings, that's where you should go. Just make sure you get the white one for the lower and blue one for the upper. Mazdatrix knows this, but many dealers surprisingly don't. If for that reason alone, Mazdatrix is a fair choice.
Personally, Mazdatrix is the first place I look for any RX7 parts. For instance, they seem to have access to factory parts my regular dealer supplier can't get. More over, they are probably the best all around source for most anything you might want for your RX7 when it comes to availability and competitive prices. Not always the lowest prices, but alway competitive. I challenge anyone to find a RX7 specific parts supply house as comprehensive as they are. Sometimes their opinions may contrare with some forum members, but it doesn't change the value they bring to the RX7 community.
Now, direct to your request, for factory parts my choice is Mr. RC at Clippenger Mazda in West Covina. http://www.clippingermazda.com/. Much more local to me, and prices as good and many times a bit lower than Mazdatrix for factory parts.
Personally, Mazdatrix is the first place I look for any RX7 parts. For instance, they seem to have access to factory parts my regular dealer supplier can't get. More over, they are probably the best all around source for most anything you might want for your RX7 when it comes to availability and competitive prices. Not always the lowest prices, but alway competitive. I challenge anyone to find a RX7 specific parts supply house as comprehensive as they are. Sometimes their opinions may contrare with some forum members, but it doesn't change the value they bring to the RX7 community.
Now, direct to your request, for factory parts my choice is Mr. RC at Clippenger Mazda in West Covina. http://www.clippingermazda.com/. Much more local to me, and prices as good and many times a bit lower than Mazdatrix for factory parts.
ok so when i bough my rx7 i found out that the shifter loose.
it wobbles so i know that the bushings are gone. but my question is what kind of bushings do i buy? i want to go to mazdatrix for this but sometimes they can be an *** about it when you ask them
any ideas anyone plz?
it wobbles so i know that the bushings are gone. but my question is what kind of bushings do i buy? i want to go to mazdatrix for this but sometimes they can be an *** about it when you ask them
any ideas anyone plz?
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Life As RE Know It!!
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"81-95 Inner Boot on shift lever (Bolts to trans tower) Comes with new gasket"
Last I heard you have to drop the trans to replace the spring.
Last edited by Renton; Sep 4, 2009 at 10:34 AM.
hey now, they helped me alot with my car 
its the owner who can be an ***. He called me out on a statement I made in the shop over my series swap, and when the other employees took my side, it made him look like an *******, it felt great
its the owner who can be an ***. He called me out on a statement I made in the shop over my series swap, and when the other employees took my side, it made him look like an *******, it felt great
