Shifter boot replacement
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#22
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Finally got my replacement boot from AGLA. On a positive note it's a drop-in replacement for the OEM boot. Definitely on the negative side, the cap on top looks amateur. In the end it was worth the $90 I paid, but definitely not all of the hassle.
#23
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Thanks to all for your input here!
I got the factory part in yesterday, and it went in easily. You can bend the clip holding the shift **** to the shifter out a tiny bit, forming a very slight "W": this makes it much easier to reinstall things without compromising the clip's effectiveness.
Only real problem is that the boot and shift pattern insert don't match the rest of the interior's 165,000 mi. patina. :-)
I got the factory part in yesterday, and it went in easily. You can bend the clip holding the shift **** to the shifter out a tiny bit, forming a very slight "W": this makes it much easier to reinstall things without compromising the clip's effectiveness.
Only real problem is that the boot and shift pattern insert don't match the rest of the interior's 165,000 mi. patina. :-)
Last edited by John Etnier; 07-11-2013 at 02:51 PM.