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gear box shifter adjusting tool.....

JBL

By JBL
in 996 Series Part Number Requests

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I read some time ago that porsche sells an adjustmet tool for the gear box cables, I forgot to mark my cables when upgrading to the B&M short shifter and I`'m looking for the perfect "feel" please let me know the part number, thanks in advance. :cheers:

Jorge

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It is 000 721 961 90 and cost a few dollars.

The problem is, the shift cable adjustment tool will not fit on a B&M shift lever as the shaft is too fat and sits too high.

What you can do is to put the oem shift back in with the B&M bushings. Then use the tool to mark the location of the cables. Then put the B&M shift lever back in. Jeff

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