g35 shift knob

[kdfja1]

Do i have to take out my whole center console to get off the shift knob safetly?

[G_whizz]

Good question...wheres the techies here?

[joe603]

I know the shift boot comes off with even pressure upwards when holding it in the front, underneath the boot. Park with the engine OFF, and put it in 2nd or 4th so you have room to work.

[infinititech1]

no... both auto and 6spd shift knobs come off by themselves...

have fun with a 6spd one...they are a beoytch to get off...

[ShoeMarshall]

...and if anyone wants to get rid of a black 6MT shift knob (in good shape), let me know

[kmech_7]

hey, if you guys want a cutom shift knob you should let me know. Im a machinest. i can make you whatever you want. your imagination is the limit. let me know, i can pump them out like 3 a day. billet whatever you want, plated, dipped....

[ds5000]

how about a detailed dragon? is that possible?

[kmech_7]

ont he top face or where??? the knob as a dragon i will have to make it on my CNC machine. let me know

[s13_maJiK]

U think you can make me a replica nismo shift knob http://www.courtesyparts.com/M...-2408Its pretty basic I just dont want to spend $130 on a shift knob, it doesn't need nismo on it. If all possible put s13_maJiK on on the side or top...But lemme know

[rollingalong]

If it's just the shift knob itself, you can just twist it off. Mind you, it takes a little bit of muscle. A good tip I keep hearing is that you can use a blowdryer to heat up the underlying adhesive, so it's easier.

I called my Infiniti dealershop, and they said it's safe to just twist it off. (If you read enough forums and stuff out on the net, there have been people who use clamps underneath the car to stabilize everything ... you really need not to though).

If you are replacing it with an aftermarket shift knob, make sure that you are pressing down AS YOU TWIST the new shift knob. Otherwise it'll come off one of these days whilst driving.Funny, but dangerous for obvious reasons.

[MoonRiver]

It's FSM should have the how to

http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G35/Coupe/2005/