Reply With QuoteEasiest way is to cut the brass clip. And if you need to reuse the knob instead of the brass clip a good cable tie will work the same. There's also no thread on the shaft.
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I tried getting off the gear knob earlier and it wouldn't come off.
On closer inspection underneath there is a brass coloured metal ring holding some plastic bit.
Is there a way to get it off and maybe back on if needed?
And also is there a thread in the metal itself?
Im trying to put my dildo shifter on my car.
Thanks
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Easiest way is to cut the brass clip. And if you need to reuse the knob instead of the brass clip a good cable tie will work the same. There's also no thread on the shaft.
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You shouldn't need to bust the brass clip to get the gear knob off. Take your time and you'll be able to re-use the parts.
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... and nobody commented on the whole dildo shifter thing? ok, cool.
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Well it is Adelaide ... - to each their own yeah?
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Ive had this shifter for 2 years and its been on various cars I've owned. From Mazda's, Nissan's, A Datsun, Mk1 Golf. Now it needs to go on the GTI. Also I find the stock shifter too low
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