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Hey guys really really need to get my truck going.........I need the GM part number for Diaphragm and shaft o-ring for my 66 C60 T170 2speed rearend vacuum shifter............I have looked everywhere and cant find anything. PLEASE HELP!!!!!

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I made a diapragm out of a truck inner tube,and the tire guy GLADLY gave me two of them! I took the shaft to a ag-supply store that sells assorted O-rings,and got one the correct size,for about 85 cents. Once you get the unit apart,you can see how the shaft attaches to the diaphragm. Just follow the pattern,and you can easily make your own,and have fun doing it! If you have any questions,please send me a P.M. Hope this helps!

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