Yeah Nate, that's what's gonna happen, go to a parts store and find a blister pack of bushings.
I got the bushing I ordered the other day. When Kevin got home on the weekend he said it wasn't the right one! ARRRGH!!!
These days we can just snap a pic with a phone instead of taking a good long look and hoping we remember what it looks like! :)
At least the p/s filter is the right one!
I'll be price comparing fluids this week. I kept the truck this week. Wed I plan to go to town, run errands and work on the car after 5pm. I sure hope we can get it done by the end of the weekend.
Soooo just for my information...if we had done this swap from a 123 instead of the 116 it came from, would we be having these issues with the fit of the CPR?
Trish ;
Tom @ The Classic Center isn't going to know what bushing you need because you're assembling a Franken-Benz there....
There's two you're looking at , one on the shift linkage and the other on the pressure control rod .
If I might offer a bit of friendly farm/junkyard/field repair advice :
Look closely at the hole and the pin or rod that goes through the hole , remember this and head out to Kragen/Schuck's/AutoZone etc. & look in the " HELP! " Aisle ~ they'll have all manner of blister packed clips , pins , door knobs , doo-dads and yes , bushings ~ you'll be wanting the hard kind , not the soft black rubber ones . clear plastic or nylon , a bronze one works well too .
Sometimes you can find a multi-pack of several similar items for less than two of the single ones , I spend some time looking through the selection , often on my knees on the floor .
IIRC , Pep-Boys has the biggest selection but each store has a different so go and look closely ,you might $ave some $eriou$ Lolly .
I recently re bushed the shift linkage in my Franken-Metropolitan Nash FHC (it has a 1980 Datsun B-210 " JATCO " M-35 Auto Tranny) with a sintered bronze GM door hinge single flange bushing..... it works a treat and was under $5 .
Just thinking outside the box a bit here as the sun sets &I dream of Donkeys running wild in your pasture .
-Nate
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Trish Dougherty
PurrFect Harmony Farm
Ennis, TX
http:/purrfectharmonyfarm.intuitwebsites.com
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