Dust Shield on 4 Speed Flywheel housing availability

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teamhaney
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Dust Shield on 4 Speed Flywheel housing availability

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Hi, Had to remove my NP tranny to get at a busted throwout bearing. While I have it apart I'd like to replace the dust shield for the release lever that goes through the flywheel housing. Called NAPA, it's doubtful they have one. Theirs fits 80-83 Chevy. Anybody replaced one of these? Where did you find one?
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team, you might try here
http://www.drivetrain.com/transillchrydodge_np435.html

dont let the dodge word in the link bother you, they used the 435 too
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Think I saw them in the LMC catalog, too.
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I found the dust boot. I think if you have a NP 434 they interchange up to 79. I went to a ford dealer and asked for a boot for a 75. The one that came back had part number C5... They guy was surprised when I said that was a 1965 part number. Anyway now I gotta figure out how to get the spring clip in.
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