shifter bushing and green gasket part number

[bowtiebuba]

I know its on this site some where ive seen it before, but i searched and could not find anything, does anybody know the shifter bushing the thicker ones part number and the green shifter gasket i think grim knows i dont remember if he posted it the first time or not?

 

[bigal0043]

do we have to call that guy up as well to get it from him?

 

[GotBoost?]

Dial 1-480-807-2696 (Superstition Springs Toyota) and ask for Wes (he's the mk3 dude). He knows.

 

[ma71supraturbo]

33505-35020 (shifter seat -- green in picture) $10.40
33548-31010 (lower shifter bushing -- blue in picture) $4.40
33555-22050 (lower rubber shift boot) $10.12
33584-22020 (shifter gasket -- red in picture) $0.83
93381-16012 (shifter bolts) $0.16 each (need 4)

 

[bigal0043]

can i just go to a toyota dealer to order this?

 

[GrimJack]

Yes, any Toyota dealer will be able to get this for you.

 

[T34418L3ONE]

www.marlincrawler.com look in the trans section under parts and get theyre shifter bushings. So much better than the toyota replacements and cheaper too i think!

 

[jbsupra89t]

I was just gonna post that! Great site, they even sent me a christmas card hahaha

-J

 

[bowtiebuba]

33505-35020 (shifter seat -- green in picture) $10.40
33548-31010 (lower shifter bushing -- blue in picture) $4.40
33555-22050 (lower rubber shift boot) $10.12
33584-22020 (shifter gasket -- red in picture) $0.83
93381-16012 (shifter bolts) $0.16 each (need 4)

Jeff those are the green shifter gasket and the thicker shift bushing rite? are those the parts that everybody talks about putin in for a better shift?

 

[GrimJack]

Not quite - the green gasket is the thicker piece, the bushing is stock size. But yes, these are the parts that you put in for a better shift.

 

[bowtiebuba]

what is the diffrence of the bushing from stock any?

 

[ma71supraturbo]

The green bushing/gasket isn't even a stock supra part, so far as I could tell. It's from a Toyota truck, and it's been a SOGI trick to install it in our transmissions for years...

The blue part (the bushing that is actually white) is just a wear item -- it'll develop some slop over time so replacing it makes it feel new again.

 

[bowtiebuba]

thank you for the info

 

[wingman]

I don't know of anyone else's experience with the marlin crawler gasket, but I had to dremel quite a bit of it off to fit into my W58...it isn't somewhat soft and flexible like the green ones are, and the OD was much too large to pivot on the pins and into place like the site says (yes I did put the notches on the pins the right way ). It did improve the feel a bit..but that's coming from an old, dry, cracked green one.

as far as the OEM part, my dealer would have to order all of the $120 shifter assembly...but that's going by the Supra EPC and not the one posted. I wish I knew of that 3 months ago!

 

[jbsupra89t]

Yes I had the same issues. Mine didn't even exist so it was a HUGE improvement after some trimming.

-J

 

[T34418L3ONE]

you had to trim it? theres a trick to getting it in

 

[wingman]

you had to trim it? theres a trick to getting it in

what I did when I found out it was too wide was press it in firmly against the housing to make marks on the side and just dremeled it off from those with an endmill, checking back to see if it would go in. I made at least 15 trips from the bench to the car, but finally got it in.

 

[bowtiebuba]

do you need to grease the shifter cup aera at all where the "green shifter gasket" go.

 

[ma71supraturbo]

I never have -- I usually pour my gear oil in through the shifter hole though, so I wouldn't want it washing grease down to the gearbox

 

[koby]

is this the one we should buy?

MC-10077, Heavy Duty Shifter Seat, All Other Toyota Applications, $10