Shifter seat bushing?
11-24-2008, 09:00 PM
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Shifter seat bushing?
Alright, i went to the dealership today to order my shifter seat/bushing. While i was there i made sure to get both things, the seat and the bushing end cap. Unless they come together, i could only order the seat. What gives? i asked her to print a exploded diagram but it only showed the seat...
its a 87 22re/5spd
its a 87 22re/5spd
11-24-2008, 09:07 PM
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hmm i hope...
it was kinda werid, im looking at all the "shifter seat" replacement guides and all of them got the seat and the bushing. werid.....
it was kinda werid, im looking at all the "shifter seat" replacement guides and all of them got the seat and the bushing. werid.....
11-24-2008, 09:18 PM
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The white end cap on the end of the shifter is what im talking about
the only thing i was available to order was the other white piece in the tranny thing.
11-24-2008, 09:24 PM
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That part is called "the shifer socket".
The white shifter seat in that picture appears to be a marlin unit. The stock is black rubber.
Order the ones from marlin, they are better
The white shifter seat in that picture appears to be a marlin unit. The stock is black rubber.
Order the ones from marlin, they are better
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11-24-2008, 09:27 PM
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ah i shouldve. I was thinking to order marlin but then i herd its like 20$ shipping plus 10$ for the part. I just wanted a quick fix/little project to do while i got time off work. It should be in tomorrow morning, they ordered it from vancouver.
11-24-2008, 09:35 PM
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Yeah, the shipping for the marlin peices was defantly a little high, but it was worth it for me
Let us know how it feels once you install it.
Let us know how it feels once you install it.
11-25-2008, 09:39 AM
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Alright so i go pick up my part today, and it wasnt what i watned. She ordered me the shifter socket.... so im looking at the exploded diagram and there is no part # for the bushing.....AHH
11-25-2008, 09:51 AM
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all good! looked around the internet and found out what part number!
for people
for people
Shift lever pilot bushing # 33548-31010 (green)=$7 CDN
Shift lever seat # 33505-35020 or 33505-35030 (white)=$16 CDN
Note: the 2 above #’s fit all trannies:G,R,W series (22R,R-E,3VZE)84-95.5,no need for entire shift lever retainer (85-95.5 pre-Tacoma)
Shift lever seat # 33505-35020 or 33505-35030 (white)=$16 CDN
Note: the 2 above #’s fit all trannies:G,R,W series (22R,R-E,3VZE)84-95.5,no need for entire shift lever retainer (85-95.5 pre-Tacoma)
11-25-2008, 09:55 AM
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It doesnt show in the diagram but this is the toyota part number you want. 33505-35020. They should have it in stock. I sell quit a few of those at the dealership i work at.
11-25-2008, 10:15 AM
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It says that on the web site but if you call it is $6 for shipping.. Note: you need both the seat and the end cap. Those are two seperate items. One is $10 and the other is $6 from Marlin. If you go to the dealer they will charge you $10 each. (I know I went). So the difference is only $2 in the end. Go Marlin if you can
11-25-2008, 11:15 AM
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yep marlin cost me about $22 delivered. Sometimes it is better to call your self rather thatn assume because of what you heard. You will get another chance in about 2 to 3 years when that old rubber o ring wears out.
