Stock Shifter O-Ring
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Stock Shifter O-Ring
The o-ring on my MN6 shifter broke into multiple pieces, some of which were lost, so I am unable to use it to match up to find a replacement. Does anyone happen to know either where I can purchase a replacement, or what the specific size is?
The lack of an o-ring is causing the metal piece at the top of the boot vibrate and fall down, and the noise is driving me batty.
TIA
The lack of an o-ring is causing the metal piece at the top of the boot vibrate and fall down, and the noise is driving me batty.
TIA
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The o-ring on my MN6 shifter broke into multiple pieces, some of which were lost, so I am unable to use it to match up to find a replacement. Does anyone happen to know either where I can purchase a replacement, or what the specific size is?
The lack of an o-ring is causing the metal piece at the top of the boot vibrate and fall down, and the noise is driving me batty.
TIA
The lack of an o-ring is causing the metal piece at the top of the boot vibrate and fall down, and the noise is driving me batty.
TIA
If you want an O-ring, then go to your local parts store and ask for a 1" diameter O-Ring. That will give it a snug fit.
Good luck
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Since the O-Ring is hidden, a small sized zip tie can also be used instead of the O-Ring. Tuck the small zip tie joint up next to the seam on the boot and you'll never notice it.
If you want an O-ring, then go to your local parts store and ask for a 1" diameter O-Ring. That will give it a snug fit.
Good luck
If you want an O-ring, then go to your local parts store and ask for a 1" diameter O-Ring. That will give it a snug fit.
Good luck
I'll be making a trip to my local Ace Hardware this weekend to preserve my sanity.
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