Where can I find this bushing, 1948 p15?

[rcl700]

I'm looking for the shift bushing pictured below and also the spring circled. Not sure what the spring does but mine is crossed up. Not sure what it would take to change out this spring or if it's worth it. 

 

Starter removed, the gear stoped coming out when i energized the start solenoid. Hopefully cleaned and some lubricant will free it up. 

Edited August 26, 2023 by rcl700

[Sniper]

Search function, its been covered here

[rcl700]

4 hours ago, Sniper said:

Search function, its been covered here

I looked under shift bushing and also shift linkage. Didn't find the info on these parts. Any ideas on wording for searching archives on this topic? 

[LazyK]

Rubber bushing can be sourced at andy bernbaum auto parts

https://www.oldmopar.com

Might look there as well for the spring

[D35 Torpedo]

Be careful with the starter bendix. It may seem like it can be assembled three ways, but in reality it can only go together one way. Any other way and the key drops into a hole and jams the whole thing up.

Edited August 27, 2023 by D35 Torpedo

[rcl700]

1 hour ago, D35 Torpedo said:

Be careful with the starter bendix. It may seem like it can be assembled three ways, but in reality it can only go together one way. Any other way and the key drops into a hole and jams the whole thing up.

I was able to lubricate the shaft the bending spins on and free it up. I reinstalled the starter and it seems to work are it should. I didn't disable it. Thanks for the tip I'm glad I didn't now. 

[MohPah123]

Here's the bushing that you're looking for:

 

https://www.oldmoparts.com/parts/t_transmission/gearshift-control-rod-bushing/

[rcl700]

That looks like the one. Thank you