Heres an easy one
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Badguynumber1
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Re: Heres an easy one (Badguynumber1)
Is it an auto or manual?
I don't remember if the 2000 autos were gated or not, but if they were it works the same as the manual: it unscrews. Easiest way to get it off is to use a pair of channel locks. If you plan on keeping the old knob, wrap it in a towel so it doesn't get ripped up.
I don't remember if the 2000 autos were gated or not, but if they were it works the same as the manual: it unscrews. Easiest way to get it off is to use a pair of channel locks. If you plan on keeping the old knob, wrap it in a towel so it doesn't get ripped up.
Re: Heres an easy one (MinisterofDOOM)
The 2000-01 auto shifter was the same as on the '00-'01 I30, which is to say not gated.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Is it an auto or manual?
I don't remember if the 2000 autos were gated or not, but if they were it works the same as the manual: it unscrews. Easiest way to get it off is to use a pair of channel locks. If you plan on keeping the old knob, wrap it in a towel so it doesn't get ripped up.
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Re: Heres an easy one (Badguynumber1)
Its stick. I figured that it twist off, but when I couldn't get it to move I wanted to play it safe and ask first.