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hello Carlo, I found a company( "Function First Performance" that sells an aftermarket upgrade/replacement bushing for the rod end that includes a tool for extracting the old bushing. As long as you use the bushing removal to correctly it is a awesome upgrade to the to the factory shifter rod ends. easy to install and IMO better then factory, thanks for your response
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Hello all, 2003 996 with 6 speed manual transmission. The rod end rubber bushing on the shifter cable that attaches to the transmission end needs replacing. I had to cut out the rubber bushing as it was un-serviable. From my research I'm mainly finding information that says I will need to replace the full shifter cable assembly from front to back. I have found one company " Function First Performance " that appears to have what they call "solid shifter cable ends" replacement for the 6 speed manual transmission. Any experience with this company and there products or other companies that make rod end replacements Thank you in advance for
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Hello all, 2003 996 with 6 speed manual transmission. The rod end rubber bushing on the shifter cable that attaches to the transmission end needs replacing. I had to cut out the rubber bushing as it was un-serviable. From my research I'm mainly finding information that says I will need to replace the full shifter cable assembly from front to back. I have found one company " Function First Performance " that appears to have what they call "solid shifter cable ends" replacement for the 6 speed manual transmission. Any experience with this company and there products or other companies that make rod end replacements Thank you in advance for 20231214_210453.heic
