Where can I buy the #6 rubber shift boot?
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When installing my new pro 5.0, I was advised to just cut the #6 rubber boot. Now I regret it. I can feel hot air coming in through the parking brake hole, and near the ash tray, and it is noisy. I can't find it anywhere. Can anyone provide a link?
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good luck on finding one .i did a dealer search last year and found one in peurto rico truck dealer.. i was thinking of going thru summit and buying the large hurst boot and using the number six ring to hold it down to the pan using it as a big hold down ring.. what do you think??
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I personally got mine from hawksthirdgenparts.com in SC. They have a lot of hard to find new and used interior parts, switches and other things like that. Got a brand new GM manual pedal setup from them when I did my T56 conversion, as well as the upper console. All new. Check them out. If they dont have a new one they can probably get you one out of their many salvage vehicles that they part out.
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I personally got mine from hawksthirdgenparts.com in SC. They have a lot of hard to find new and used interior parts, switches and other things like that. Got a brand new GM manual pedal setup from them when I did my T56 conversion, as well as the upper console. All new. Check them out. If they dont have a new one they can probably get you one out of their many salvage vehicles that they part out.
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