Sound dampening at shifter


justinae

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Putting my shifter parts back together after a clutch job. I noticed how loud it is with the shifter trim completely off and was wondering about sound dampening before covering it back up. I have some leftover batts of rockwool insulation. I can't think of any reason not to lay it in there. Any other ideas?
 
First thing that comes to mind is insulation may trap moisture/water. If it's easy access try it but check.
 
Probably be better to use a closed cell foam or something. I like Rockwool, but it can hold moisture and that’s no good in this situation.
 
Not sure about others but the M5OD vents thru the shifter tower.
 
I did put a piece of rubber roofing on my F-150 shifter under the boot to get kind of a double layer of rubber. I think some trucks had a molded rubber bit for in there but I’ve never seen it available anywhere
 

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