I want to replace my OEM shifter bushings with more OEM shifter bushings, but I don't know the part numbers. If anyone has the service manual available or knows where to look up the part numbers I would greatly appreciate it. I have a copy of the service manual on one of my computers, but the power supply died and I don't want to get into it ATM.

Thanks in advance.

 

www.toyodiy.com

 

I appreciate your quick response. It looks like Toyota doesn't sell those parts separately from the shifter cables... That's somewhat annoying. I guess I will be purchasing some hard aftermarket bushings (I don't really want to) but there's starting to be some play in my shift bushings.

 

the metal bushings IS one of the best upgrades you'll make for your shifting needs

 

Corsport FTW
http://www.corsportusa.com/store/cat...roducts_id=634

If you must have OE you can have mine for shipping, they were taken off at aprox 7500 miles
Just pm me
The Corsport really tighten up the shifts. I would not go back even if you paid me, I also installed the shifter base bushings for more slop reduction.

 

I just bought some of these, one is larger than the other. Is that normal?

 

yes its normal

 

I just installed the shifter base, and cable end bushings from Corsport as well as the SS clutch line it feels way smoother and solid now. I would highly recommend it with an MT-90 fluid change ( what I have) or the Royal Purple fluid if not done so already.

phatcyclist- if you do not want to spend the money on the metal bushings I have my stock bushings that have 24K on them if you are intrested...Send me a PM