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Old Sep 9, 2015 | 08:35 PM
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The part that the lever attaches to on my truck needs to be replaced. It appears the spring is broken. I can not find the name of that part on rock auto. Any help?

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The part that the lever attaches to on my truck needs to be replaced. It appears the spring is broken. I can not find the name of that part on rock auto. Any help?

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It's called a Linear Shift Assembly. No part number for you.
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It's called a Linear Shift Assembly. No part number for you.
Better than what i had so far, thanks.
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