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Hassle-Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 Days. · 6-Month Limited Warranty. Opel Astra G Model 2000 to 2004 A "gear lever bush kit" on a car is a set of replacement rubber bushings that fit within the gear lever mechanism, designed to reduce play and improve the precision of gear shifting by providing a tighter, more controlled movement of the gear lever when worn out bushings are replaced; essentially, it's a kit to repair the components that allow the gear lever to move smoothly and accurately. Key points about gear lever bush kits: Function: The bushings act as small cushions within the gear lever assembly, absorbing vibrations and allowing smooth movement of the lever while maintaining its position. Wear and tear: Over time, these bushings can wear down, leading to a sloppy or imprecise gear shift feeling. Replacement kit: A gear lever bush kit contains a set of new bushings that can be replaced to restore proper gear shift functionality. Benefits of replacing: Installing a new gear lever bush kit can improve the overall driving experience by making gear changes feel tighter and more precise. What's in the box 1 x Bush 2 x Big O-ring 1 x Small o-ring 1 x Pin
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