Subject	The two shifter boots, upper and lower.
Posted by	SilverTwin(OH) on April 17, 2011 at 11:56 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Both rubber shifter boots in place? posted by plower on April 17, 2011 at 08:24 AM
Message	They help greatly in keeping the trans noise out, if they are not in place or properly secured, you will get high levels of trans noise like you are describing. If you are running an aftermarket short shifter, the oem lower dust boot does not fit properly without being modified, common problem. I would recommend pulling the center console to inspect them, only takes 5-10 minutes. '91 TT Stage ?? ZROC -The Z and Roadster Club of Ohio
Follow Ups	Transmittion gear noise - plower 13:50:35 04/16/11 do you have a solid or urethane trans mount? (n/m) - Shiers69 15:27:24 04/16/11 It might be a wheel bearing going out - sdhsbaseball 18:08:00 04/16/11 Mine is the same way. - Roundabout136 19:08:51 04/16/11 Both rubber shifter boots in place? - SilverTwin(OH) 07:10:47 04/17/11 Re: Both rubber shifter boots in place? - plower 08:24:15 04/17/11 Are you running a short shifter? (n/m) - Roundabout136 08:33:47 04/17/11 The two shifter boots, upper and lower. - SilverTwin(OH) 11:56:17 04/17/11
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