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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Portland, OR
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Shift knob removal question
How do you get the shift knob off of the gear shift lever? Bentley says a wrench underneath then pop it off with a hammer? I would like to keep the original knob for later and this sounds a bit extreme. But it is definitely on there. Anybody know how to get this done with out destroying anything?
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Slackerous Maximus
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Columbus, OH
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Re: Shift knob removal question
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Perhaps you will get lucky, but it seems most have to destroy the OEM knob getting it off....
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: A Mile High
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They very rarely come off without breaking. Plan on replacing it.
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Ater trying the 15mm spanner technique to no avail. I removed the shifter altogether (took about 5 minutes), clamped the shifter in a vice and was able to remove the knob very easily by hammering downwards!
Knob is unmarked... Warren
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Ater trying the 15mm spanner technique to no avail. I removed the shifter altogether (took about 5 minutes), clamped the shifter in a vice and was able to remove the knob very easily by hammering downwards!
Knob is unmarked... Warren
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