Dorman 14797 Shifter Cable Bushing | Fits Select Models

Worked well. Fit perfectly. Solved my wear issue.

If your 2007 Tundra's shifter suddenly moves but doesn't do anything, this is likely the solution.

Worked well on my 2006 Jeep Liberty transfer case cable. Push into the cable first then onto the transfer case, seems secure, time will tell how well it holds up. Four stars because although it’s half the price of Oriellys it’s still pretty pricey for a 10 cent piece of plastic.

Perfect fit, easy to install and much cheaper than buying the whole shift cable. GM could have made this, just more profit in selling the cable. Highly recommended.

This component did not fit without modification. No problem, I knew that going in. I was able to make this work by filing down the upper lip, the one that holds the actual cable on. A steel zip tie holds it all together instead. Not bad for being able to avoid replacing the whole shift cable and only took an hour to put together. Dorman saves the day again

Worked perfect to solve looseness in the shifter. Saved a $550 estimate from shop who insisted the whole assembly needed replacement...!!!

Fits perfectly for a 2005 toyota tundra shifter cable bushing. Took 5 minutes to replace. I found it easier to install the bushing onto the cable then install the cable onto the rod.

Did not fit my 2007 Tundra

Took my chances on this, but worth the risk. Fits just perfect on my LC Prado 150 - 2010 model. Very happy with it. Easy direct fitment saves your money from replacing the entire cable unit.

I bought two of these as replacements for the bushings at both ends of the transfer case shift cable on my 2009 Jeep Wrangler X. Despite there being cheaper options, I went for these ones because of the numerous YouTube videos recommending them. I was concerned about having to source two separate types of bushings, but in fact these work for both ends of the cable. Hopefully they last because they are expensive pieces of plastic!