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#197746 01/10/2006 4:47 PM
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Does anyone know where I can purchase a clutch fork boot for my 51 1/2ton that will fit? I have two but both are way too big to fit the bellhousing.
Thanks for the help.

Mark


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#197747 01/10/2006 8:45 PM
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have you tried the usual vendors? american classic trucks has them in their on line catalog.


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#197748 01/10/2006 9:14 PM
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Yes sir I have. The first one came from Chevy Duty and frankly I don't remember where the second one came from. They are both the same size except the second one was a thinner material. I've gone through a few catalogues online and haven't found one yet. Have you got one from american classic? If you have I will call.
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#197749 01/10/2006 11:50 PM
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Mark, if you have the stock trans, then you can get one from the Filling Station in Lebanon,OR www.fillingstation.com if it is not the stock trans you just need to know what tranny you have, in order to get the right one.


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#197750 01/11/2006 1:26 AM
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Thanks 41Chevy. I'll give them a call. It's great to have this site and the people on it to share there info.

Thanks again,

Mark


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I think that this problem has been reported before? Does anyone have on their truck a clutch-fork boot that works on an Advance-Design clutch housing?

Tim

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Thanks Tim,

Well now I am confused. Should there even be a clutch fork boot on an AD bellhousing? What are you all running on your trucks?

Mark


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I bought one from Chevy Duty and one from Chevs of the 40s and neither worked (at the time I bought them, they were both listed for A-D trucks). They did not fit the original clutch housings - I use no clutch boots (but, I would consider using one, if I found one that fit).

Tim.

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Tim,

I'm with you. If they didn't have them at the time the truck was new, then that's great. I would use one too, if there is one available that will fit.
Anybody have one that fits? If so where did you get it?

Mark


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#197755 01/12/2006 4:11 AM
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I took the remains of a leather boot out of my 48 GMC bellhousing. I have been told that the early corvette takes the same boot. I havent tried this but maybe it will be of some use to some body. Good Luck Jay


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#197756 01/13/2006 9:29 PM
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Jay,

The leather boot may have some merit. When we pulled the rear axles and the seals and bearings, the seals had leather. Maybe the old boots were leather. Has anyone else seen leather clutch fork boots on their AD? This really is archeology with a wrench.

Mark


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