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MC125974 Mitsubishi B/JNT,GEARSHIFT LINK, Price: 11.30$, Weight: 0.04kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Mitsubishi

    MC125974

    B/JNT,GEARSHIFT LINK

    		 0

    0.04

    2-3

    11.30$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    FUSO
    MC125974 
    B/JNT,GEARSHIFT LINK
    		95
    0.046
    15-20
    9.60$
     
    FUSO
    MC125974 
    B/JNT,GEARSHIFT LINK
    		0
    0.046
    -
    8.85$
    		 Not Available
    Mitsubishi
    MC125974 
    B/JNT,GEARSHIFT LINK
    		0
    0.046
    -
    11.30$
    		 Not Available

    Premium Gearshift Linkage Ball Joint for Mitsubishi

    This compact joint connects the cabin shifter to the transmission selector arm. It keeps shift feel tight and precise on Mitsubishi manual gearboxes, restoring factory engagement and reducing play for daily driving or spirited use.

    Why you need it ⚙️

    Accurate gear changes protect synchros and the clutch. A fresh linkage joint removes slack and rattle, improves cold-shift feel, and keeps the lever centered. It is essential when the old piece is loose, cracked, corroded, or after high mileage and heat cycles.

    How it works

    A hardened steel ball runs inside a low-friction socket. The joint snaps onto the selector rod and pivots in multiple axes, translating hand movement into clean linear and rotary motion at the gearbox. A spring retainer locks it, while a dust boot seals out grit and water.

    Symptoms and risks if worn or broken

    Sloppy lever travel, notchiness, grinding, missed shifts, or the lever popping out of gear. You may hear clacks under the tunnel. In severe cases, gears can’t be selected, or the car gets stuck in one gear or neutral, risking breakdown and internal wear.

    Fitment and tips

    Verify by VIN and transmission code on Mitsubishi models with a manual gearbox. Replace any tired bushings together with the joint. Lightly grease the socket, orient the clip away from exhaust heat, torque link fasteners to spec, then road-test and recheck free play.