Zer0PSI
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I have a 94 Ranger 5-speed, and the shifter itself is not loose but when you put it into gear the shifter can move about quite a bit. Any thoughts??
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Loose shifter
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MAKG
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You need a new shifter....
Or at least the bushings inside it.
Or at least the bushings inside it.
fordwheelinman
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get the bushings, its a real simple fix. Made WORLDS of difference on our 88 ranger.
Zer0PSI
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thanks guys
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and there is always this option, 200+ through jegs/summit but works great. ive had mine a year now.
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Zer0PSI
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Where are the bushings located on a 94?
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