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posted by  Ray S on  Sat Aug 29 14:49 CST 2015
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The shifter on my 1993 240 wagon is very loose. The shift lock is not connected and I changed the bushings under the car last year. The looseness is up top as viewed in the picture. Although it may look good, it isn't. I'm thinking that the hole that can be seen in the lower left of the picture should have a bolt/screw that holds the shifter assembly tight. Not sure if bolt should go from top side down or from under side and up. Also what size? Can anyone help? Thanks.







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