t44 shift boot minus the "F"

[Ado Sigal]

New boot will get you also the plastic frame with clips, so it would all 
fit perfectly,
but if you still like to glue it, use the Polyurethane based glue with 
accelerator; like
used for windscreen mounting, or hot glue used for double glazing, or HV-350
made by Valco Cincinati.

HTH

Ado


Chris Dyer wrote:

> I have a '87 5kcstq, and the shift boot is knackered, as our English 
> friends say.  Aside from being ripped and brittle, the main problem is 
> that the bottom "frame" of the boot is not attached to the console, so 
> it flops around like a hoop skirt.  It looks like the PO tried epoxy to 
> hold the two together, but to no avail.
> 
> I know I need a new/used boot, but any btdt's on attaching it back to 
> the frame and console?  I could try epoxy again, but one aggressive 
> shift and it's back to floppy mode. Any advice appreciated!
> 
> t.i.a.
> 
> from chrisdyer at hotmail.com
> 
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