You can spray penetrating oil onto the sheath -- maybe some will penetrate and could get you freed up. Kroil with graphite would be a good choice. Most likely, you'll need to replace them. I was able to get them new from my local Chevy dealer about five years ago, but these should also be available though our regular vendors as well.
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