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Removing / Replacing The Gear Knob

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Old 10-05-2010, 03:21 AM
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Default Removing / Replacing The Gear Knob

Is this a simple job, I don't want to break anything. Any pdf guides on the net?
Old 10-05-2010, 03:31 AM
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You loosen the tightening nut then unscrew the shift knob itself. If you don't have a tightening nut, just unscrew the shift knob.
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Awesome, I've got a late 2002 model I read some people have had to saw the knobs off :/ eeek hopefully this wont be the case, thanks for your help man!
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Ok so I have just had a go with a wrench to try and unlock the nut that's holding the nob in place but the problem is it's so tight I am worried about actually breaking the gear level or the part underneath itself

Anyone had a similar problem? If I twist it as hard as I can it may loosen but the whole gear shaft may break?
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Is it stock?

Doesn't the stock tightening nut have to be turned clockwise (versus teh intuitive counter clockwise) to actual become loose?
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It's a stock one yea, very interesting i didnt think about that I just presumed it would the latter, cool ill go try that now
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You just have to twist the lock nut on the bottom in the opposite direction as the shift knob is twisted on.
Very simple to do.
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