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Old 10-10-2012, 05:06 PM
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Default Alittle Help with shifter!

I am replacing my shift with short shift getting new rubber boot and leather boot as well 14oz weighted leather shift **** off a Mitsubishi.

My Question is i want to lub up the shifter while I have it apart what weight of oil do I need is the same as the trans?
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Also how much oil goes in shift turret?
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Old 10-10-2012, 10:05 PM
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answer to your questions, oil is same as trans
Hakuna's Miata Oils Pictorial: Step 1
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Thanks again... will this make a diff if I am having trouble getting into gear occas.
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Old 10-10-2012, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Bradysimmon89
Thanks again... will this make a diff if I am having trouble getting into gear occas.
never hurts, also check your master/slave cyl for leaks.
Use good fluid Red line is the best, but there are others out there that are decent
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yeah no leaks from master or slave also bleed them when I first bought the car!
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If clutch is not completely disengaging it will be more difficult to select a gear. Check clutch pedal adjustment per the factory service manual.

Worn shifter bushings can make it difficult to select the correct gear. Adding a short shifter will exacerbate the issue.
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There is a metal shifter bushing that is available from Mazda Motorsports. If you are into fast shifting, it would be a good investment.
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