Vehicle transmission shift shaft bushing assembly
AssigneeSonnax Transmission Company
InventorDylan Sebastian LaLone
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Abstract
A bushing assembly is configured for a vehicle transmission shift shaft, the shift shaft having a first diameter, a shift lever fixedly mounted to an end thereof, and a step defining a second diameter smaller than the first diameter along a length thereof. The bushing assembly includes a seal, a spacer, such as a spacer sleeve, and a bushing. The seal is positioned on the shaft abutting the shift lever, the spacer is positioned on the shaft abutting the seal, and the bushing is positioned over the spacer. A kit for replacement of an OE bushing and a method to replace a bushing are also disclosed.
Claims11
A bushing assembly for a vehicle transmission shift shaft, the shift shaft having a first diameter, a shift lever fixedly mounted to an end thereof, and a step defining a second diameter smaller than the first diameter along a length thereof, the bushing assembly comprising:
- a seal;
- a spacer;
- a bushing, wherein the seal, the spacer, and the bushing are configured to be positioned on the shaft such that the seal abuts the shift lever, the spacer abuts the seal, and the bushing is positioned over the spacer;
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- a retainer clip configured to be positioned on the shaft adjacent to the step of the shaft to retain the bushing.
A bushing assembly for a vehicle transmission shift shaft, the shift shaft having a first diameter, a shift lever fixedly mounted to an end thereof, and a step defining a second diameter smaller than the first diameter along a length thereof, the bushing assembly comprising:
- a seal;
- a spacer;
- a bushing, wherein the seal is positioned on the shaft abutting the shift lever, the spacer is positioned on the shaft abutting the seal, and the bushing is positioned over the spacer;
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- wherein the bushing assembly is configured such that when the seal, the spacer, and the bushing are positioned on the shaft, the bushing compresses the seal radially against the shaft and axially against the shift lever.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.