BushingFix Si2Kit - Automatic Transmission Shift Cable Bushing Repair Kit, Replacement Shifter Cable Bushing, Quality Transmission Repair Kit, Compatible with Chevrolet, Ford, Jeep, and Other Brands

These bushings are very small and easy to drop when installing them. It works best to remove shifting cable end and install bushings on table.

Have a 2010 Chevy Equinox the bushing went out on the shift cable. Went to every auto parts store in the area (a good 11 of them), and they all said that beyond 10 years they don't carry most nonuniversal parts. So I had this on order which took a couple of days to come in but once it came in took mere minutes to install and was back on the road in a flash. Only needed the green piece provided in there. Took a little work but fit like a glove and I can feel it snap back on the ball with no popping off without force. Bit more money than parts you get from the auto parts store (double the cost), but did quickly fix the problem and came in sooner than I could order the other one. I can't speak of longevity but can only pray it doesn't wear out easy

Part was easy to install. Quick 15 minutes once I got my car in the air. This was a much cheaper fix than replacing the entire cable assembly. (2013 Cadillac ATS 3.6L AWD)

Worked pretty well. Was not as sturdy as I thought it would be, but it was easy to install and it seemed to work well enough. Was nice to not need to replace the entire cable. Good product.

My 1997 Z71No longer leaves me stranded between gears!. Well worth the money, especially seeing how I couldn't drive my truck otherwise. The instructions are straight forward but make sure your vehicles is in a decent location. While I could have shifted mine back into gear and moved it, I chose to leave it in the worst possible location, over a gravel hump that left very little room to maneuver underneath. This kit comes with 2 little bushings; green and black. The black one would not fit but the green did the job. I added a little grease to help it pop into the socket, then used an angled pick to orient it in the proper arrangement. The kit comes with a little orange tool that might do the job, but I opted for my own stuff. Perfect replacement.

Work exactly as intended and don't waste the time going to an auto parts store to order a assorted bushing kit because even though their marketed to work, not a single one would. However, this worked exactly as intended and was easily to install. The only concern is that it's obviously overpriced specifically because of working so well. I'm sure the cost to fabricate was about $1.25 LOL!

This worked perfectly for a broken clip on the shift cable for my 2010 Ford Fusion. No more opening the hood and pushing the shift cable end back onto the shift rod.

It does fit a little loose. I’m not gonna lie, but it does work. I’m able to shift Park and everything when I wasn’t able to way better option than having to replace a whole cable. I would definitely buy again if I had to.

Se complicó un poco instalarlo pero calzo perfecto

Fit for GMC Yukon 1999-2006

2010 Jeep Liberty with 3.7L Powertech and 42rle, worked perfect. Took no time to install the actual bushing, a little work to free up enough space to do the work under the vehicle, but no issues with the product. I compared the bushing to a shift cable for a 2008 Dodge Nitro and 2012 Jeep Liberty, and it would have fit both applications. The bushing fits a bit loose in the cable eye, but once installed on the transmission shift ball it snugs up tight. Have about 100km on it right now.

One day I went to shift into gear and the shift lever just swung freely. It just slid up and down with no resistance and it didn't change gears. I knew it was bad. I got under the car and saw that the shift arm had come off. There's a little bushing in there that holds it on. That thing had basically disintegrated. I took a chance and ordered this part. So glad I did. After cleaning up the old bits from the shifting arm hoop/eye or hole (whatever it's called) I popped this one in sideways like they suggest and then turn it inside the eye so it lines up with the holes. Then I simply popped the eye back on the attachment point and it held on like it was meant to. That was months ago now (maybe even a year ago), either last summer or the one before (covid time is messing with me). Everything is still working. Highly recommend if you have to replace yours.

I changed the bushing on my 1997 Astro at the fraction of the cost from the dealer. The bushing is fairly easy to change and YouTube is very helpful as well. The dealer wanted 200$ for a kit and wouldn’t sell me the bushing alone. I was very happy to find this bushing on Amazon. It’s been installed for a few months now and as of now no issues the shifter is working normally!!