1LE Shifter/Steering Wheel Part Numbers

[96SS390]

Hoping to get new OEM Steering Wheel and Shifter Knob/Boot. Can anyone provide me with the part numbers to find them if they still sell them or hoping to find a lighlty used one.

[PapaKlutch]

The last numbers I have are:

Shifter knob: 24265938

Steering Wheel: 22925461

If you call a dealer with your VIN they can drill down to your car's part numbers to be sure. Don't order off of my old numbers just in case! lol

[sway99bird]

I found a website with the shifter and boot
https://www.gen5diy.com/products/13-...hift-knob-boot

[Chevyjk33]

Originally Posted by sway99bird

I found a website with the shifter and boot
https://www.gen5diy.com/products/13-...hift-knob-boot

Thanks for the info. I wondered how easy they would be to find. Good Lord on the costs though!

Not sure how others feel, but I would gladly take a leather knob and steering wheel. That suede stuff is always dirty and mine in wearing in spots. Even with using gloves on track days.

[ASimmons04]

Originally Posted by Chevyjk33

Thanks for the info. I wondered how easy they would be to find. Good Lord on the costs though!

Not sure how others feel, but I would gladly take a leather knob and steering wheel. That suede stuff is always dirty and mine in wearing in spots. Even with using gloves on track days.

It’s the oil from your skin. There are suede cleaner kits you can purchase to keep it fresh.

[VRZL113]

Originally Posted by ASimmons04

It’s the oil from your skin. There are suede cleaner kits you can purchase to keep it fresh.

This... the suede is actually easier to keep looking new compared to leather.

If you don't take care of the leather, it becomes shiny and greasy and far more difficult to make it look new again.

Before my 2014 ZL1 I had a 2013 ZL1 with 29k miles and a suede steering wheel that was never cleaned. I used Alcantara cleaner, dawn/warm water on a microfiber towel and an Adam's cockpit brush. The wheel looked brand new when I was finished.