Dorman 14104 Shift Cable Bushing Kit Compatible with Select Models (OE FIX)

This part was a whole lot cheaper than buying the whole cable and having to replace it. The bushings are very well made, functions same as original bushings, original was easy to remove since half of it had broke off 😂, but the new replacement bushings were not too hard to install, I do recommend putting them in a cup of hot water for a few minutes before installing them as to soften them up a little, other than that did not have any problems installing them

Super easy to install with only a flat head screwdriver. Fit well in the hole like OEM. Cheaper option compared to buying from the dealer. Seems to last longer than my first ones I bought from AutoZone. No issues after 5 months daily driving.

It worked perfectly for my Chevy Cruz 2016. . . let's see for how long it can withstand the heat. It was a bit difficult to place it but the instructions say that it could be immersed in hot water to make it a bit more malleable. I used a pair of long nose pliers to force it into place. Now I have an extra one so that in 20 years I can replace it again.

Works great, make sure you push the retaining section of the bushing onto the arm fully or it’s not going to stay snapped on.

Myself and another very experienced mechanic tried installing this bushing on a 2007 Escalade, which it says it fits. This thing is almost impossible to install on the shifter cable side. Oddly it fits perfectly onto the transmission side. There are no directions available anywhere as to how this thing should be installed. I spent about 1.5 hours using various methods trying to squeeze this bushing into place in the hole at the end of the shifter cable, but it is nearly impossible to get it to fit. Its like it is just too big to fit at all. The bushing is very rubbery and really resists going into place TREMENDOUSLY, like it is just a little too big to fit. We eventually tried a C-Clamp and various sockets. Still will not fully go into place. Even once you get it on (after stretching and squeezing the hell out of it for an hour), I do not see how anyone could expect this thing to hold the shifter cable on for long. Oddly it fits very well onto the small shaft on the transmission, just a terrible fit for the hole in the shifter cable. PLEASE CHOOSE ANOTHER BRAND! Not sure why they provide two bushings, nor what the bizarre clip thing is for. I suppose it may be of use for some different models.

Works on a 2008 impala, fairly easy to install especially if you use the hot water method. Didn't have to take out any pieces to reach the part, helps if you have long arms.

Purchased the item to replace a worn bushing on a 2009 Chevy Traverse. In contrast to other reviews - the part was a perfect fit, and I didn’t have to use excessive force to install it. Installation was straightforward and it appears to be secured in position, I hope it lasts. As a side note I think the GM design is not very robust for a part which is in a way - critical, failure can leave you stranded in a parking lot without being able to shift gears.

Seemed to work fine, at least in the short run. I only kept this car for so long, after using this bushing, but it allowed me to get the car operable and shifting. It seemed to work fine for the few months I used it (but I admit I was a bit gentle with it). No telling how long it will last. But for my use, worked fine, so I'll rate it according to that.

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Súper precio a comparación de otros establecimientos ya que no se encuentra en muchas refaccionarias

It fit my 2013 tahoe but was not good enough to stay in its place! It kept slibbing.

For ppl saying it pops off and not good, you did it wrong. 1st 2 times I installed it popped off , make sure you have a flat head screwdriver and make sure you push the rubber in so the metal piece locks in . Watch you tube vids

Excelente, le quedo a una Silverado 2012 2500