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Old 05-21-12, 04:48 PM
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excessive heat coming through shift boot

i was wondering if anybody has ever delt with this i removed the sleeve boot and could see under the car .where do i go to get the parts to cover this hole up so exhuast heat aint coming through the shifter boot anymore
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Vehicle info needed. If your profile info is right, it's an FC...

Mazda dealer or Mazdatrix (http://www.mazdatrix.com/g4.htm).
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thats correct its a fc.what specs would you like? i have the housing for the shifter and everything.the problem is around that i have to be missing some kind of plate or something cause its just open for me to look at the ground and my exhaust
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I have the same issue in my car... You for sure need the '86-'92 Middle Boot Kit. (Three boot kit.)



You may or may not need the '81-'95 Inner Boot on Shift Lever. It just depends on the condition it is in.




Be sure to check your 'leather' shift boot (interior) for any tears.
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dwb87 that looks about what im looking for thanks do you know where i can get those or cost off the top head
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Might as well do a shifter rebuild while your in there... simple and makes a world of difference!
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FWIW I made a heat-shield of sorts using some under-layment for vinyl flooring I had, some heavy aluminum foil and silicone caulk. Wrapped the foil around the underlayment using the caulk as a binder. Cut it to the pattern of the OEM boot and added holes. Then put my new boot on top. Surprisingly it worked. Maybe a little quieter too. Been there for about 6 or 7 yrs. and still going strong.
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I had the same problem with my FD it was like an oven inside the cabin.
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