6 speed shift lever arm

[Glisella]

Curious if anyone can find a part number for me...I can't find anything on RockAuto or GM parts direct...I think I recall reading once that it is dealer part only?

Anyway, the bushing went on the shift cable and when I went to replace I noticed that the shift lever arm basically has no head left on it anymore, and so the new bushing just slides right off...anyone know the part number for this?

2008 Yukon XL Denali, 6 speed.

 

[Fless]

Here's a creative solution courtesy @Doubeleive :

What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

Went to the Cadillac dealership and Test drove a 2017 Escalade premium luxury model yesterday. It took everything in my power to walk away. They offered me 8500 for a trade in on my rig. I told them hell no, I’m out and they bumped it up to 10k. 10 years ago, i would have pulled the trigger...

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[Glisella]

That's interesting, I'm sure it'll hold up for a decent amount of time too.

 

[swathdiver]

Curious if anyone can find a part number for me...I can't find anything on RockAuto or GM parts direct...I think I recall reading once that it is dealer part only?

Anyway, the bushing went on the shift cable and when I went to replace I noticed that the shift lever arm basically has no head left on it anymore, and so the new bushing just slides right off...anyone know the part number for this?

2008 Yukon XL Denali, 6 speed.

Found it! Phew! 15915999

 

[Glisella]

Found it! Phew! 15915999

Where did you find it? Please teach me so that I can not bother you I'm the future lol...and thank you!

 

[swathdiver]

Where did you find it? Please teach me so that I can not bother you I'm the future lol...and thank you!

Relentless searching and changing terms! After looking in my shop and builders manuals, it wasn't listed in there. So I looked for the cables and still didn't see it until I came across a picture with a part number. Then I plugged that PN# in, which was for 4-speed cars, plugged in yours and mine for the 6-speed and kept changing terms until they started showing up on various websites which I used to confirm that such was right. I was a parts guy, and that's basically how I learned to find things.

I use GMPartsDirect and GMPartsGiant to get the latest part numbers and diagrams.

My #1 resource for parts lookup is https://parts-catalog.acdelco.com/catalog/catalog_search.php

Also use the shop manual on AllDataDIY and on PDF and a Mitchell Crash Estimating Guide (which I lost in a move but it's around here somewhere!) for body and interior parts.

 

[Glisella]

Relentless searching and changing terms! After looking in my shop and builders manuals, it wasn't listed in there. So I looked for the cables and still didn't see it until I came across a picture with a part number. Then I plugged that PN# in, which was for 4-speed cars, plugged in yours and mine for the 6-speed and kept changing terms until they started showing up on various websites which I used to confirm that such was right. I was a parts guy, and that's basically how I learned to find things.

I use GMPartsDirect and GMPartsGiant to get the latest part numbers and diagrams.

My #1 resource for parts lookup is https://parts-catalog.acdelco.com/catalog/catalog_search.php

Also use the shop manual on AllDataDIY and on PDF and a Mitchell Crash Estimating Guide (which I lost in a move but it's around here somewhere!) for body and interior parts.

Thanks again, very helpful. Ordered part to arrive end of week.

 

[Glisella]

Replaced this morning, left is old and right is new. Perfect fit so thank you @swathdiver Old part doesn't look that worn in pic but the bushing is definitely more snug on new arm than old. Next step will be to get another new bushing, just to ensure all is new as I've now pushed the current one on probably a dozen times blindly just reaching arm under truck and feeling the cable onto the arm. If for nothing else than piece of mind.