Leaking Hurst Shifter - Problem Solved
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Leaking Hurst Shifter - Problem Solved
I finally got tired of my shifter leaking and decided to call Hurst. I ask the man I was speaking to if they new of this problem in rangers and if they had a revised seal to stop this problem. He responded, yes and he took my info. and said he would send it to me. No questions asked, for FREE!
Here's what it looks like:
I have yet to install it so I will see how it goes. I hope this will help a lot of people with this problem out.
Jason
Here's what it looks like:
I have yet to install it so I will see how it goes. I hope this will help a lot of people with this problem out.
Jason
#4
You know, I didnt really have a leaking problem in the cab, it started leaking on the outside when I sold the truck. But I did have a problem with the actual shifter piece that attaches to the shift linkage -it would keep coming loose resulting in a sloppy shifter feeling (worse than stock! LOL). Even red rated loctite wouldnt hold that sucker in.
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I finally got tired of my shifter leaking and decided to call Hurst. I ask the man I was speaking to if they new of this problem in rangers and if they had a revised seal to stop this problem. He responded, yes and he took my info. and said he would send it to me. No questions asked, for FREE!
Jason
Jason
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#11
I installed this seal a week ago and I don't feel that it is going to fix the problem completely, maybe for a while. racsan probably has the right idea making his own.
RRF901 I don't have the guys name I talked to. I just called the hurst tech service line 216-688-8300 Ext.500
RRF901 I don't have the guys name I talked to. I just called the hurst tech service line 216-688-8300 Ext.500
p.s. Thanks for the #
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mine is still doing good.i found another idea the other day, here is the link: http://www.rangerpowersports.com/for...d.php?t=255145
Last edited by racsan; 10-18-2009 at 05:56 PM.
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