Any tips on rebuilding my shifter??

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Im planning on taking my shifter apart and checking it out, anyone have advice on this?? Its a factory 4spd hurst shifter from my 69 cuda.

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Try this, it may help. Youtube has loads of great stuff.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDWB_XIwoak"]Hurst Competition Plus 4 speed shifter Rebuild Part 1 - YouTube[/ame]
 
they are easy, just lay all the parts out in the order you remove them and make sure they go back the same way
one thing I have found when rebuilding them is that the bushing gets worn out on the side the shifter assembly rides on,
if you remove it from the bolt it is on, and flip it over, end for end, reinstalling it from the opposite end, it gives the shift levers a new unmarred surface to ride on,
removing most of the play, making it feel like a tight new shifter
 
they are easy, just lay all the parts out in the order you remove them and make sure they go back the same way
one thing I have found when rebuilding them is that the bushing gets worn out on the side the shifter assembly rides on,
if you remove it from the bolt it is on, and flip it over, end for end, reinstalling it from the opposite end, it gives the shift levers a new unmarred surface to ride on,
removing most of the play, making it feel like a tight new shifter

Dont actually have a shifter(me wanna pistolgrip fer Christmas)LOL, but was going to do the box itself..
 
I usually take the shifter handle off the box first anyway
makes it a lot easier to rebuild the box
that youtube video is really good to watch

the bushing I was referring to is the one that all of the shift actuating levers rotate on inside the box, the bolt that holds everything together passes through it

here is a link to part two of the video

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR0hkFT_YmQ&feature=related"]Hurst Competition Plus 4 speed shifter Rebuild part 2a - YouTube[/ame]
 
I usually take the shifter handle off the box first anyway
makes it a lot easier to rebuild the box
that youtube video is really good to watch

the bushing I was referring to is the one that all of the shift actuating levers rotate on inside the box, the bolt that holds everything together passes through it

here is a link to part two of the video

Hurst Competition Plus 4 speed shifter Rebuild part 2a - YouTube

The "thanks" just keep piling up!! For everyone except Moparwedden....LOL
 
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