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shifter knob removal???

How do you get the shifter knob off an 87 911 Carrera,I cant find it in any of my books and I dont wanna break it.thanks,john

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G50 Trans I assume.

Carefully pry up the shift pattern cap - dont break the tabs. That reveals the allen nut that needs to be removed. Then it just pulls off.
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Don't know if it's the same, but with my 72 shifter, the knob is only held on by a crush washer - it just pulls off, as I discovered one day at the track...
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The G50 trans (`87-89) does not use a crush washer like older cars.
If you break one of the prongs on the cap you can order them from our host for less than two bucks (ask me how I know). The real expense is if you damage the leather on the shift knob while trying to pry off the cap. After that you are home free.
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G50 Trans I assume.

Carefully pry up the shift pattern cap - dont break the tabs. That reveals the allen nut that needs to be removed. Then it just pulls off.

indeed, like this.
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Actually, mine just unscrewed ... I just turned the knob, the bolt stayed stuck to it for whatever reason, and the whole thing came off without ever popping off the cap.

Turned myself a nice replacement wood knob ... cheap and just what I like.
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If it's the same as my G50, pop the shift patern button on the top, you will see the big bolt in there. Take that big bolt off, it's off.

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