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Old 04-27-2020, 06:51 PM   #1
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Shifter kinda stuck and extr play after clutch install

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i recently did a clutch install(clutch,pressure plate, TOB, verus forged clutch fork and pivot) and the shifter is kinda sloppy, has alot of play. in neutral and in gear. In neutral before the install i would move the shifter left and right and it would snap in center without any slop. Now it slops when i move it left and right. in gear theres about 1-2 inch of play in the higher gears. but most of the gears before the install there not absolutely no play.

What would be the cause of this? Im assuming some bushing but i would like to know which one.

Diagram of shifter just in case someone can point out what is the cause of this.
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i think its the dust boot i torn off the shifter linkage area.

https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_20...5016CA020.html

its only about $15 so i figure why not pick up.

also with my 4th gear. Before the install, car on and without engaging the clutch, trying to shift to 4th gear it would move half inch back towards the gear but not fully go into gear, the shifter would snap right back into the center. now i try doing the same thing, it just stays there now it doesnt snap into the center, i would have to move it myself to the center.



UPDATE: i put back the bushing but i screwed up something else. Car wont go into 2nd at all.

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It’s not. I had the same thing. Take off everything so you can see the boot. My bet is it’s the 2 pins and that you didn’t bend the thin bent retention bracket correctly so it’s not holding the top part in correctly


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Hey guys,

i recently did a clutch install(clutch,pressure plate, TOB, verus forged clutch fork and pivot) and the shifter is kinda sloppy, has alot of play. in neutral and in gear. In neutral before the install i would move the shifter left and right and it would snap in center without any slop. Now it slops when i move it left and right. in gear theres about 1-2 inch of play in the higher gears. but most of the gears before the install there not absolutely no play.

What would be the cause of this? Im assuming some bushing but i would like to know which one.

Diagram of shifter just in case someone can point out what is the cause of this.
https://parts.subaru.com/images/part...0_35001284.png



i think its the dust boot i torn off the shifter linkage area.

https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_20...5016CA020.html

its only about $15 so i figure why not pick up.

also with my 4th gear. Before the install, car on and without engaging the clutch, trying to shift to 4th gear it would move half inch back towards the gear but not fully go into gear, the shifter would snap right back into the center. now i try doing the same thing, it just stays there now it doesnt snap into the center, i would have to move it myself to the center.

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It’s not. I had the same thing. Take off everything so you can see the boot. My bet is it’s the 2 pins and that you didn’t bend the thin bent retention bracket correctly so it’s not holding the top part in correctly


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I agree with this. Did you reinstall the cotter pin and washer correctly? Did you reinstall the shifter support bushing?



Those are about the only things I think should affect lateral return of the shifter.
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I agree with this. Did you reinstall the cotter pin and washer correctly? Did you reinstall the shifter support bushing?



Those are about the only things I think should affect lateral return of the shifter.
Yes i did reinstall the shifter support bushing. hmm im thinking i reinstalled the shifter the wrong direction or i lost one of the bushings. well i found it but thats probably what it was. ill reinstall it and post back if it was. thanks!

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hmm im thinking i installed the shifter the wrong direction or i lost one of the bushings. well i found it but thats probably what it was. ill reinstall it and post back if it was. thanks!

Sounds a lot like what my issue was but if it works it works!


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It’s not. I had the same thing. Take off everything so you can see the boot. My bet is it’s the 2 pins and that you didn’t bend the thin bent retention bracket correctly so it’s not holding the top part in correctly


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I didnt take off the rention bracket when i dropped the trans so im thinking this isnt it. But ill check anyways.
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I didnt take off the rention bracket when i dropped the trans so im thinking this isnt it. But ill check anyways.
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Ahhh that makes more sense then. Well if not that then I can’t be much help but maybe someone else has some ideas


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Ahhh that makes more sense then. Well if not that then I can’t be much help but maybe someone else has some ideas


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No worries. I actually found whatever i didnt reinstall back
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