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I looked at the reviews again, There are several mentioning this plastic piece and warming so heating it to adjust for a Chevy. Works good on my 1985 chevy k20. Had to modify a little but fits perfect now. You have to warm up the shaft where the plastic is inside to adjust it and open up the...

I used Omix-Ada 18016.05 in my 1988 with no issues. I remember reading reviews on Amazon and people were using XJ shafts on square body Chevys and mentioned having to heat it to extend or compress it. Of course they weren't using hem for their intended application. Camp Out West US on YouTube

I need one too! Please post if you find something. If the housing is OK , sometimes you can buy universal cable kits. Dorman 03368 or similar?

I tried the Stinky Fab trans mount with their super soft bushing. It felt like the entire truck was going to rattle apart. It might be OK for a trail rig, but we take 2,000-3,000 mile trips in this old thing. It seems like the AT equipped rigs do better.

Oops, I see that we aren't supposed to post links to external commercial sites. I do not see how to edit or remove this post? The OEM engine mount that I used was PN 52019278AD . Trans was 52002334. Can Admin remove the links above?

I purchased PN 52019278AD Mopar OEM mount from CarID not long ago for my 1988. I found the Anchor mounts were too soft, (trans actually would bounce around so much that it popped out of gear), and the aftermarket poly mounts were too hard, (horrible vibrations). The 52019278ad came up as fitting...