You have helped me so much. I'm military and my soldier's broke. And we put one on the kidpopping off. Come to find out I was putting it on wrong. Put it on right and now he has no issues. We bought it O'reilly's and if it perfectly.
Put a 9/16 socket on the side the bushing pushes into between the c clamp. it will give the bushing somewhere to go. the side of the plier itself was keeping it from seating all the way
GM should've just made it a bolt on in the first place. IDK WHY they do stupid cheap engineering that is bound to fail like this here. I just replace my second bushing - added a zip tie this time.
Man, I just put one on yesterday and that little plastic thing was very hard to get on. I hope I don't never have to deal with that again or that shift interlock solenoid both a pain in the assto put on
@@nicolicious99 yes sorry for the inconvenience I did play that video back I do hear my neighbor in the background but I could also hear myself trying to explain but again sorry for the inconvenience please thank you and don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already
Sorry for the inconvenience Brand-(Dorman) Part number-(14073) Location of purchase-(O’Reilly’s auto parts) Description-(shift cable bushing kit) Thank you for watching hopefully this works for you
So what’s the part number for the bushing kit you ended up using? Oreily sold me the wrong one I had the same issue. Was it a doorman universal kit you ended up using?
ruclips.net/video/_Typ0hxla7w/видео.htmlsi=t3XKSRtCFv7aM8LD I bought new GM bracket so I could still use truck while adapting. Drilling Hardened steel will take a few hours without proper bit.
My God, Absolutely Confusing!!! You installed a incorrect part, then added a new part & gave absolutely NO information about it!! 🤨 Way to lead people into deep water who can't swim!!! 👍👍
Sorry for the inconvenience And yes I did install a part that didn’t work for me but wasn’t incorrect as you can see on these comments someone else had a different way of working with the bushing that didn’t work for me and the bushing that I did use that has not given me issues since replaced was installed the same way as the first one just a little easier But as always thank you for your feedback I appreciate your view and comment
You have helped me so much. I'm military and my soldier's broke. And we put one on the kidpopping off. Come to find out I was putting it on wrong. Put it on right and now he has no issues. We bought it O'reilly's and if it perfectly.
Niccceeeee 👍
This video is a life saver. Man, I love RUclips.
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Put a 9/16 socket on the side the bushing pushes into between the c clamp. it will give the bushing somewhere to go. the side of the plier itself was keeping it from seating all the way
Thank you!
I bought the part and it’s working so far thanks
I’m glad to hear
Thank you for view and feedback
Always keep a extra one in the truck becus they’re very common breaking. Some last for months or 1 year. Just keep a extra one in the truck so safety
@@romerooo3212 yes thank you for the advice
Thanks for the video I just did this on my Chevy Tahoe 2011 👍
Niceeeee!
Thank you for watching !
Which one worked on the tahoe 14041 or 14073?
@@MrGP0490 14073
@@MrGP0490 the second bushing I used 14073 worked and has not given me any issues so far
Pretty sure that was the wrong bushing kit. I needed Dorman 14104 and my setup looks exactly the same.
The first bushing I used I could not get to work but the second bushing brand Dorman part number 14073 has not given me any issues since replaced
That part doesn't fit 2007 tahoe and nothing at oreillys Dorman wise worked that sad for gm. I just bolted it
Sorry to hear
Hopefully whatever you did to yours works out for you
GM should've just made it a bolt on in the first place. IDK WHY they do stupid cheap engineering that is bound to fail like this here. I just replace my second bushing - added a zip tie this time.
@@LHollisIIIhow's that holding up? Or did you find another solution?
Thank you sir
Thank you for watching 💯
Man, I just put one on yesterday and that little plastic thing was very hard to get on. I hope I don't never have to deal with that again or that shift interlock solenoid both a pain in the assto put on
Yea that first bushing I tried wasn’t working for me but that second one did work tho I haven’t had any issues with it so far
Second bushing used
brand name, Dorman
part number 14073
place of purchase O’Reilly’s auto parts store
I just put on the first bushing for the third time in a year and a half, seems to come off at the worst possible place
Warm up the bushing before installing to make it easier to install. You didn't get it seated properly
Niccceeeee thank you for the feedback.
The second bushing used was just right and hasn’t given me any issues since replaced.
Just did this what a nightmare
I agree lol
It was really the part when I got off work and my Tahoe wouldn’t shift into gear
Would be helpful… Except cannot hear a word you’re saying from an iPhone. Too much background noise.
@@nicolicious99 yes sorry for the inconvenience I did play that video back I do hear my neighbor in the background but I could also hear myself trying to explain but again sorry for the inconvenience please thank you and don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already
Will this work for a 2012 Silverado 1500?
I do think the one that I used could work on your truck but I have seen a different one used on your model truck
Yes it does use the smallest one. Use a face clamp to compress. Then use vice grips to attach on.
Thanks guys I got it fixed
Niccceeeee!
Right, what's the name and part number you left us hanging
Sorry for the inconvenience
Brand-(Dorman)
Part number-(14073)
Location of purchase-(O’Reilly’s auto parts)
Description-(shift cable bushing kit)
Thank you for watching hopefully this works for you
So what’s the part number for the bushing kit you ended up using? Oreily sold me the wrong one I had the same issue. Was it a doorman universal kit you ended up using?
14073-part number
Dorman-brand
O’Reilly’s-place of purchase
Amazon has the right one single or Multipack
How did get the old bushing out I need to know so I can put in a new one
The old bushing came out itself. They eventually dry rod and break off.
So I bought a bushing to replace it
@@corvettesummer400 mine is still in any ideas how to get the old bushing out
Probably with a small pic and hammer gently hammering it out
With a pick or flat head screwdriver its a stiff rubber.
Is that bushing still holding ?
The second bushing is still holding.
@@corvettesummer400 I just did mine with the second bushing the first one failed after a month
@@oscarlopez27 cool cool hopefully it works for you.
I haven’t had any issues with it since I put it on.
How did you remove the first bushing? The one that you installed first?
With pliers but it really wasn’t on that tight
@@corvettesummer400 thank you
Im gonna post a vid how to fix it with a bolt and nuts tomorrow
Where's the video
Waiting on that video my guy.
@@oifedup8888 its in my videos ill check to see whats going on
@@bigjay27 its in my videos I'll check to see whats going on with it
ruclips.net/video/_Typ0hxla7w/видео.htmlsi=t3XKSRtCFv7aM8LD
I bought new GM bracket so I could still use truck while adapting. Drilling Hardened steel will take a few hours without proper bit.
My God,
Absolutely Confusing!!!
You installed a incorrect part,
then added a new part & gave absolutely NO information about it!! 🤨
Way to lead people into deep water who can't swim!!! 👍👍
Sorry for the inconvenience
And yes I did install a part that didn’t work for me but wasn’t incorrect as you can see on these comments someone else had a different way of working with the bushing that didn’t work for me and the bushing that I did use that has not given me issues since replaced was installed the same way as the first one just a little easier
But as always thank you for your feedback I appreciate your view and comment
Second bushing used !
Brand- Dorman
Part number- 14073
Location of purchase- O’Reilly’s auto parts
(shift cable bushing kit)
How did u install the white one.
The white one was a perfect fit for my make and model
Got a link for the second bushing?
Brand- Dorman
Part number- 14073
Location of purchase- O’Reilly’s auto parts
Description - shift linkage cable
Great video where u get the part from
The part was bought from O’Reilly’s auto parts store
@@corvettesummer400 was it a special order
@@bonezcuztomz7703
Brand-Dorman
Part number-14073
Location of purchase - O’Reillys auto parts store
Description-shift cable bushing kit
@@bonezcuztomz7703
It wasn’t a special order. It was a bushing kit off the shelf.
Bro appreciate for the vid
Did it still hold up?
Still holding till this day
Thanks. Just ordered the part. It's being held together by some wire right now. Can't wait to finally get it fixed.
Niccceeeee! And thank you for watching and feedback 💯
I have same issue but withmy equinox 2012
Its pretty much the same process if it is the bushing that needs replacing
What is the name
The white pice
It’s a shift linkage bushing I found at O’Reilly’s Auto Part Store
What the name and part number of that last bushing?
(Brand)-Dorman
(Part number)-14073
(Store)- O’Reilly’s auto parts
(SHIFT CABLE BUSHING KIT)