Whats it called? Shift linkage Bushing Doohickey?

Try 3575333; Grommet, lever rod. If somebody can tell me how to send just one page of a PDF file, I'll send you a graphic.

description?

Ah. A trip to the dealer service department is in order. One advantage they have is on-line exploded diagrams of the parts they carry and their spatial relationship to other stuff. You'll be able to find out what it's called that way. I should think they'd still be able to order parts for an '87.

--Geoff

Jack; You need the full boat edition of Acrobat to pull just one page from a PDF file. Acrobat Reader will just let you view and print the entire file.

Jack Idler wrote:

Thanks for emailing that exploded diagram. PERFECT! The part you mentioned wasn't the one I needed (You were in the right area, though and did pretty good from my poor description!) , but the diagram does show the grommet I need.

Thanks!

-Steve

Two possibilities:

1) If you have Acrobat (not just Acrobat Reader), you can copy the document over and open it in Acrobat. Then do Document|Delete Pages and tell it to delete all but the page of interest. Save the single page document, and then e-mail, it as an attachment. Delete the new single page document when done unless you want to keep it. 2) If you only have Acrobat Reader (free to everyone), open the original document, and set it to display one and only complete page on the screen (the one you want to send). Then hit Alt+PrintScrn (which copies what's displayed in the active window onto the clipboard). Open a virgin Word document, and do Ctrl+V (i.e., paste the contents of the clipboard into the Word document). Select the newly pasted object, and position it as necessary and grab a corner and enlarge it to just about fill the page in Word. Save the word document and e-mail it as an attachment.

(BTW - I'm not interested in receiving the pdf page - just telling you how you could send just one page of a multiple page pdf to the OP.)

Bill Putney (to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with "x")

Figured it out earlier, Bill (with a little help). The OP has the file. Thanks.

Or on a pc, go to the pdf page you need to send, do ALT-PRNT SCRN (which copies the selected window) and paste into Word. Resize in Word by grabbing a corner handle. E-mail just that single page Word doc as an attachment.

Bill Putney (to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with "x")

I had not heard the word "Doohickey" before?

Is that the same as "thing-a-majig"?

DAS

Why, yes! It's also a close cousin to a 'whatchamacallit', an identical twin to the 'whoosie', and a suitable substitute for the ever-popular 'johnson rod'. Make no mistake, however, it's unacceptable in place of a good bottle of 'panther piss' and will only suffice as a 'thingamabob' in a pinch!

Welcome to America!

--Geoff

I am keen to learn this new technical terminology, so that I can add it to 'whojamaflip' et al...

BTW, thingamabob is likely to be understood and sometimes used on my side of the pond.

DAS

And of course there is the ever-popular "dingus".