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i cant seem to find anywhere that sells them and dnt really know how to change them. any info would be greatly appreciated..
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Kia dealership has them. Dont hjave the PN off hand. But the car you tell them you need them for is a 2001 Kia Rio.Just pull the shifter rod out from the the bottom of car. The whole job is @ 1hr. Depending on how many times you go to the frig.
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Mine came from the land of Oz........Australia.Comment
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You can get them at NAPA & Mazda dealership. There is a couple of good post, search. NAPA part#ATM0771303; x6 bushings only. Mazda part #s-B001-46-062 x6 bushings; B001146133 x2 bolts if your are no good; B09246047 pipe or tube x2; & GJ2146041- x1 bushing for shifter stableizer bar. SEARCH!!
Skimsuker did a great writeup!
Last edited by navdoc101; 10-29-2011, 04:35 PM.If it don't fit, use a bigger hammer!
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You could also take a look at Advancedynamix's write up on the "advanced shifter linkage." This replaces the bushings with nylon/ steel washers and shoulder bolts, which are cheaper and give a more precise shift feeling.1990 White L-Plus 5-speed rust-machine
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1991 Blue L 5-speed
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1993 rustless wonder
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Thx for everyones info...I will finally get this sloppy shifter fixed.Comment
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