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I installed my carbon fiber shift knob today. It looks great.
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Nov 26, '03 From McKenzie, TN Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
To take it off you have to pull out the two screws and then you have to pull out the overdrive switch which just pops out. Then cut the wires going to the switch and the knob slides right off. You'll have to either rig up a new switch or just keep the two wires separated and that will make it stay in overdrive.
BTW thanks for the advice, but i finally figured out a way to fix my prob. The knob is for a manual, but i found that when u take off the factory shift knob there is a shaft sticking up in the center. It has to be depressed to move into gear. So instead of having the new knob screwed down tightly onto the post like the directions say to do, I found a plastic piece in the factory knob that the hexagon-shaped center shaft fits into. I cut it to fit insde the new knob. Then i unscrewed the center shaft and slid it into the plastic sleeve and glued them together. Then i put the shaft and sleeve into the knob and secured it inside w/ an o-ring. To finish it up just srew the center shaft back into its original hole and voila...you're finished. ![]() Just press down on the knob and it lets you go into gear,but then it comes back up on its own so you dont have to worry about it shifting while youre driving. I'll have to make this into a how-to. This post has been edited by subsolo_21: Jan 19, 2004 - 12:36 AM |
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