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Old May 9, 2005 | 08:06 PM
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i was wondering if it was possible to replace the shifter boot. I have a 92, and i wanted to change it to a whilte leather boot. but i dunno if you can even change it so if neone knows then let me know
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Old May 9, 2005 | 08:09 PM
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Search randman1'* posts in Detailing. And search for my posts on 'console shifter history'.
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Old May 9, 2005 | 08:13 PM
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so u want me to go through all your previous topics? is it in this forum?
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Old May 9, 2005 | 08:20 PM
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No, use the Search function. It makes it a little easier.
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It doesn't look difficult at all. The boot is simply glued onto the plastic part. The idea would be to:

Remove the existing boot or get another one from a junkyard <--- my recommendation
Undo the stitches so you end up with two flat pieces of material
Trace pieces onto material of choice
Sew 'em up
Glue onto plastic piece
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I PM'd him this:

Here are some quick directions:

Step One: Remove the old boot by pulling it off the console assembly. It'* only glued and stapled (once). If you don't care about the old boot, just cut it off.


Step Two: Clean off all the old adhesive.


Step Three: Glue the new boot in place. Super Glue worked REALLY well for me. It bonds to the plastic/leather pretty good and seems to be holding up pretty well so far!
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It'* tougher with the 2k+ boot in the 92-99 cars. The boot comes up around the base of the T handle 2k shifter, and ends up being ALMOST too short to reach all the way to the bottom. I really should make a new boot for mine, or convince Randman to make me one
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