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I gotta find a solution to the lower shifter boot. Mine is shredded and currently taped up with electrical tape to keep it from falling down on the trans. Anyone got any ideas on a replacement? Even if it is a little different shape where it mounts to the tunnel I can live with that. I would love an exact replacement but I belive we determined awhile ago none were available. So any ideas?

 

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3 things come to mind-

 

leather- replaceable, it can be waterproofed, cut to any shape- leater/vynal "pleather"

 

how about a "universal CV boot"? get a soft one off a weenie car with small axleshaft and use a hoseclamp-

 

or, digging deep here- a house vent cap- their stairstepped, cutable for size- come hard and soft.

 

I replaced one years back with what came in a old honda accord- any sheet of rubber will work as long as its super flexable-

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Try the Stealership, then. You want the boot for a '97-06 TJ.

Ok I will give that a shot and see if it works.

 

I have the TJ Parts catalog at home on PDF... can get a part # this evening ... I'm looking for the same thing...

 

Wade

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How do you get the inner boot past the large end at the bottom of the shifter? My old one seemed to be past the large end. If I remove the shifter from the transmission it's still pressed into the fitting. Thanks for looking up the part number SW2.

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You don't. The inner boot rests on top of the wide part of the shifter. Yours has either stretched over the years/shifts and fallen down or has split, and then fallen.

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You don't. The inner boot rests on top of the wide part of the shifter. Yours has either stretched over the years/shifts and fallen down or has split, and then fallen.

Thanks ren, I was wondering if that was the case, however, there was a "collar" of what seemed to be boot remnants that was very tight around the shifter below the wide portion. In any case I'll leave it on top when I get the new one.

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