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I’m hoping someone can point me in the right direction to find the rubber boot for my 1946 GMC 1.5 ton. This boot covers the linkage from the vacuum diaphragm to the differential on my dual performance rear end. I’ve tried all my usual searches and have come up with nothing. The GMC part number is 2164842. Diff. is an Eaton 1350. Thank you!
[img:left]http://s1287.beta.photobucket.com/user/micksurfer/library/1946%20GMC%20Truck[/img]

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I’m hoping someone can point me in the right direction to find the rubber boot for my 1946 GMC 1.5 ton. This boot covers the linkage from the vacuum diaphragm to the differential on my dual performance rear end. I’ve tried all my usual searches and have come up with nothing. The GMC part number is 2164842. Thank you! [img:left]http://s1287.beta.photobucket.com/user/micksurfer/library/1946%20GMC%20Truck[/img]

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Are you looking for one? What year and model?

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I haven't seen one of them in years. I did clean up your link so it works.

http://s1287.beta.photobucket.com/user/micksurfer/library/1946%20GMC%20Truck

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Have you thought of trying a Air Brake diaphragm boot?

It look alot like and air brake diaphragm.

Is the rear axle a GM, Timkin or Eaton?

Look like an Eaton...some parts are still out there.


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Yes - I'm looking for one. The rear-end is a Eaton 1350 on a GMC 302. Two speed diff also called a dual performance. Do you have one?


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