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by Sensei
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Hi, the gear shifting linkage on our 1973 +8 RHD fitted the original Rover 4-speed gearbox, is rather sloppy.

Does anyboby know where to buy nylon bushes for the linkage and the gear stick?

I've tried the local Danish distributor and Melvy Rutter, but in vain.

Any help much appreciated.

Cheers /Finn
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by RichardV6
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Might these help?

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Click for source. The same 4 speed Rover box was used on a variety of P6 models including beefed up version for 3500S. I'm assuming they used similar gear change linkage though.
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