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Spitfire spitfire mk IV 1500 shifter no guide
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Sounds like what you need is the "anti-rattle" bushing kit, Triumph p/n 519770. Around $30-35 from most Triumph parts vendors.
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It goes into gear fine as long as you know the location and what gear you are currently in. So this kit should correct this?
thanks
Al
[/ QUOTE ]Yes, pretty much. And it's not difficult to install; little more than disassemble, clean, reassemble with the appropriate new bits. Toughest part is removing the necessary bits from the interior to get to the gearbox cover, and then removing that....
It goes into gear fine as long as you know the location and what gear you are currently in. So this kit should correct this?
thanks
Al
[/ QUOTE ]Yes, pretty much. And it's not difficult to install; little more than disassemble, clean, reassemble with the appropriate new bits. Toughest part is removing the necessary bits from the interior to get to the gearbox cover, and then removing that....