Replace Worn Shift Lever Boots
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What happens here
First, compare the old, dry-rotted rubber boots with the new ones to understand the extent of deterioration. Apply a small amount of grease to the inside of the new boot. Unscrew the shift knob from the lever. Slide off the old, worn boot. Clean any grime from the lever shaft. Carefully slide the new, greased boot over the shift lever, ensuring it creates a snug, watertight seal at the base. Re-attach the shift knob.
Goal: Remove the old, dry-rotted rubber boots from the shift levers and replace them with new ones, ensuring a tight seal to prevent water ingress.
Tools and materials
- New Rubber Boots
- Grease unspecified
- Rag unspecified
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