Rubber Key Grommet on Lock Cylinder for Leverage

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TahoePotato

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My recently purchased 1998 Chevy Tahoe with 45,000 miles is a delight. I can't wait to visit again in the Baja.

The ignition lock cylinder has a rubber grommet on it which mates to the skinny key to provide more leverage in twisting the key to start the car.

Where can I buy? I am unable to find just this part online.

I am also looking for just the extension shaft of the spare tire kit - used to drop the drop release. rubber key grommet chevy tahope.pngjust this rubber grip/grommet component.
 

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I would hit up your local salvage yards to see if you can find one on the cheap, otherwise there are whole cylinders on eBay for $20 or less that you could cannibalize. Same with the extension shaft. Might find one in a junked truck or you can get a set for $40-$50 on Amazon
 

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The spare tire tools are hard to find in junkyards, seems like job 1 is to strip them out. I went through a bunch of GM vehicles and never found one. eBay has a bunch for sale, but you may have to buy the whole kit.
 
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Thanks folks. OT but do you know if anyone is doing marine intake manifolds pre-built, cut/drilled?
 

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