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Author: | minidrifter [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:50 pm ] |
Post subject: | Gearstick problem/question |
hey all, just got my mini back from the mechanic today and apparently there is a ball joint (i dont know what else to call it) on the bottom of the gearstick, and the bushes i think they said have gone. just wondering if anyone knows how much, where to get them etc and does anyone know the name of it? i dont have any idea when it comes to things like this. also another question, the mechanic suggested just buying a whole new gearstick as he doesnt know if they'll sell them seperately, so i was wondering if a gearstick from a rover will fit it? thanks again, robbie |
Author: | EST-071 [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:53 pm ] |
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A bit off topic, are armour auto good with minis? Cheers Pete |
Author: | sports850 [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:57 pm ] |
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What type of gearbox does yours have ? If it's a rod change then a Rover should fit but if it's a remote then it won't . Rod change gearstick can be removed by pushing the cup over the housing at the base down and twisting it where a remote change will need a couple of bolts removed to remove the gearstick (either that or have a look underneath , either a rod between the underside of the gear shift or a big aluminium housing ). |
Author: | drmini in aust [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:02 pm ] |
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If it's a remote shift I think Mini King has the nylon bush for it, sits on the ball at the bottom. |
Author: | Mick [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:12 pm ] |
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Thes were unavailable for a while, now they are common again it seems... |
Author: | gafmo [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:17 pm ] |
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drmini in aust wrote: If it's a remote shift I think Mini King has the nylon bush for it, sits on the ball at the bottom.
yep and it will take some slope out ov thier...thens its a chase for the rest of the slop |
Author: | minidrifter [ Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:02 pm ] |
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deluxe_68 wrote: A bit off topic, are armour auto good with minis? Cheers Pete they were, ive never needed to look elsewhere, he could identify anything that was wrong with it, however he's now looking to retire, thats why mine has been sitting idle for the past week or so. dunno what theyre going to do now. drmini in aust wrote: If it's a remote shift I think Mini King has the nylon bush for it, sits on the ball at the bottom.
thats what i was after, theres a ball or something like that on the end of the gearstick and he said the bushes need replacing. will give him a call on monday. so ian, the rover gearstick wont fit then because its a remote? how common are they, like did any other models have the remote? its for a 73 clubby if that helps any. thanks for all your help |
Author: | drmini in aust [ Sat Mar 29, 2008 7:11 am ] |
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minidrifter wrote: deluxe_68 wrote: A bit off topic, are armour auto good with minis? Cheers Pete they were, ive never needed to look elsewhere, he could identify anything that was wrong with it, however he's now looking to retire, thats why mine has been sitting idle for the past week or so. dunno what theyre going to do now. drmini in aust wrote: If it's a remote shift I think Mini King has the nylon bush for it, sits on the ball at the bottom. thats what i was after, theres a ball or something like that on the end of the gearstick and he said the bushes need replacing. will give him a call on monday. so ian, the rover gearstick wont fit then because its a remote? how common are they, like did any other models have the remote? its for a 73 clubby if that helps any.thanks for all your help Rover Mini one is the same as other rodchange gearlevers from 1974 on, it won't fit a `73 remote box. Remotes were commonly used on Deluxe, S and later Mini-K and Clubby from 1965-73, and were on the 997 and 998 Cooper before that. |
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