🔧 Bapmic Transfer Case Shifter Bushing 68078974AA, Pack of 2 - for Dodge Ram 1500 2500 3500 4x4 Review

Identical to oe. Easy insertion into braces by pressing a finger with a small amount of silicone. They hold the connection as intended without the need for C-clamps or other brackets.

Easy install if like me you are lucky and don't lose connection when the old ones fail. Definitely bad design from Dodge, but easy to fix. Unless you have it when you're deep in the mud or snow when they fail.

After going to the dealer to get this part I was told it can't be bought - you have to buy a complete assembly for almost $200 to replace a cheap part. I came across this on a quick web search - it fixed my issue in 15 minutes. Highly recommended! A little tricky to install but not critical.

Exactly what I needed, albeit a silly manufacturer design where the plastic part holding the 4WD switch sticks to the linkage. Easy install, make sure you put it in the right orientation, I used WD-40 and stuck my fingers in although it took some strength. Pliers might help. A bit expensive for a plastic part. The C-clamp is not needed, there isn't really enough room to mount it, although a spigot and clamp would be ideal.

The bushing is installed correctly in the transfer case linkage but the bushing does not seat when installed in the shifter. Once removed, the bushing went into the floor of the truck. So the best option is to make yourself an adjustable bar, connecting it with an aluminum turnbuckle and a set of washers and bolts. The parts are about $14 at the hardware store, and the shifting is more reliable and never wears out like rubber bushings.

Pry bar is no joke. I worked and worked. Soaped the rubber bushing. Tried it with pliers. That does not work. The crowbar got stuck in the frame and inserted it with great difficulty. It was an end. I tried everything I did on the first one. No success. In the end he took a knife and started cutting off parts of the sleeve. Finally got it. I had to use pliers to reduce the thickness so I could install the spring clip. Everything about him was miserable. Another option was to pay $37 for (2) 3…