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> Shift rod balls, How do I get those installed
PaIsa
post Jan 11 2025, 03:22 PM
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I got most of the material I ordered so I started to install some of the goodies.

We tried to get the shift rod balls on the shift rod just after the fire wall, without any success. I know someone said to heat them. I tried using boiling water, no success. I will try with heating the ball and freezing the steel part.

Any other suggestion. These balls are hard and tricky to get aligned straight.

Again open for any advice.

Thanks
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r_towle
post Jan 11 2025, 08:55 PM
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Post a pic
I have not needed to use heat or cold….so I’m lost on which ones you are fighting with.
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post Jan 11 2025, 09:29 PM
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Not clear as to what you are asking. Is this a tail shift or side shift? A picture will help.
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post Jan 11 2025, 10:14 PM
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Maybe it’s a tail shifter?
The cup bushings pop onto the balls with a firm smack from a hammer.
If you are doing it with the motor in, maybe a pry bar or a reversed clamp to press it on.
They do fit
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