🔧 Dorman 14057 Shift Cable Bushing: Enhance Your Automatic Transmission Performance for Select Models Review

Easiest installation. I have 04' F150. The shift knob stopped changing because it was completely separated due to a cracked and rusted bushing under the truck. I dug up the old, broken socket with a screwdriver. I pressed in a new clear plastic bushing with channel locks. I put in a derailleur that is linked to the derailleur. It took me longer to find the channel locks than to install a new bushing. Many Thanks

Used on a 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer. I pulled into the driveway and just as I was about to leave, the shifter was smooth and didn't get stuck in any gear. I'm stuck in the park. I thought the shifter cable broke. The AAA guy checked it out and reconnected the shifter cable and told me to buy this part and it would be an easy fix. I ordered it online, received it quickly, picked up my Trailblazer, found the shifter connector, used the two orange parts and with some elbow strength was able to…

When my shifter was floating up and down with no resistance I figured I'd look to $$$$$ to fix the problem. After watching a youtube video and reading the manual/book/stuff for my car I ordered this set of bushings hoping it would be as easy as it sounds. And of course I was able to replace the old 12 year old dust with a brand new bushing and reattach the lever myself - impressing myself and my husband (who was out and wanted me to call the master)! I will definitely order more but I hope I…

My mother's car fell off the shifter and it wouldn't shift. After inspecting and finding this item, we ordered it. It was difficult to peel off the old fragile one in the tight space but after that we first put a large piece of plastic on the ball end. Then the shifter cable is routed to the larger end of this sleeve and clamped with channel locks. It took some time back and forth, although one day she noticed the switch was solid and better than before. No problems so far and she's making it…

Worked on my 2016 Ford Fusion with 2.0 Ecoboost. They only use 2 pieces of orange. One snaps onto the end of the cable and the other is a cap that is put on after installation. I did not remove the air filter and cable retaining bracket. I removed the engine cover (pull the sides and it pops out). I also put the car in Drive because it pulled the cable/transmission lever back where I could see it. Just squeezing the orange fork wasn't enough. Even with lubrication, the connector just breaks…

This item was a perfect match for my 2003 Chevrolet Venture. This saved me the hassle of replacing the shifter cable ($75) and the labor involved. The dealer does not sell this part. It only comes as part of the cable. The symptom he fixed was the cable coming loose from the shifter on the transmission and the car getting stuck in whatever gear it was in. Great product, it saves a lot of money and solves a very common problem. The OE socket wears out over time and can no longer hold the shifter

The product works but it was poorly translated and obviously confused with Chinese. Included. once I realized the clear parts are NOT for Chevrolet as the instructions say. and that they are REALLY orange parts (the ones marked as Ford). then it clicked into place very easily. Spent 45 minutes trying to get the "wrong" part to work. Then he spent 2-3 minutes installing the "correct" parts. IF ONLY there was someone designated as a manager or supervisor who would be responsible for ensuring that