Can Anyone Help with Identifying Part Numbers?
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Racer
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From: Williamstown NJ
Can Anyone Help with Identifying Part Numbers?
Hi all -
I just purchased a 1999 Convertible, Black on Black, 6 speed and absolutely love the car! I found this forum and there just appears to be a wealth of information here.
Anyway, I'm hoping one of you can help me identify these two part numbers from GM. (The dealer could not even locate them
)
I tried searching but could not come up with any results.
1. Factory Dead Pedal (aka drivers foot rest). The two plastic areas on mine where the bolts go through are busted and he pedal needs to be replaced
2. The stock shifter isolation boot (the boot that goes over the shifter and is held in place with (4) 10mm nuts. I just installed a MGW shifter and they their instructions recommend that you cut out this boot so it fits better with their shifter. Well I accidentally cut it a little big and now am getting a lot of engine/tranny heat coming up through the open area and would like to just replace it.
Any help identifying these part numbers is greatly appreciated!
Thanks and hope to be here often!!
~Joe
I just purchased a 1999 Convertible, Black on Black, 6 speed and absolutely love the car! I found this forum and there just appears to be a wealth of information here.
Anyway, I'm hoping one of you can help me identify these two part numbers from GM. (The dealer could not even locate them
)I tried searching but could not come up with any results.
1. Factory Dead Pedal (aka drivers foot rest). The two plastic areas on mine where the bolts go through are busted and he pedal needs to be replaced
2. The stock shifter isolation boot (the boot that goes over the shifter and is held in place with (4) 10mm nuts. I just installed a MGW shifter and they their instructions recommend that you cut out this boot so it fits better with their shifter. Well I accidentally cut it a little big and now am getting a lot of engine/tranny heat coming up through the open area and would like to just replace it.
Any help identifying these part numbers is greatly appreciated!
Thanks and hope to be here often!!
~Joe
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Ok, I have looked and looked and looked and can not find the dead pedal in the parts manual. If anyone finds it I'd appreciate knowing what section it's in. Thanks
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Racer
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From: Williamstown NJ
In case anyone is interested...the part number for the dead pedal is: 10330770 @ $30.52, and is the same part number for the C5 & C6.
I also orderd the shifter boot from him.
Thanks again for all the help!
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From: Williamstown NJ
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