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Replacing Shiftknob
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Greetings,
I would like to replace the stock shift knob with one made out of wood. I have been able to take the wood cover off. However, I am struggling with taking the shift knob off. Any help you can provide it would be appreciated. I do not have metric tools and I am struggling with finding the right wrench. What size do I need? To loosen the bolt, do I have to turn clockwise? Regards, Abe |
Abe,
Did you remove the shift-gate? It's a lot easier to get at with the gate removed. And remember... righty tidy, and lefty lucy:D :D :D |
Hi Eric
I am not sure if I know what the shift gate is. I unscrewed the black plastic plate through which the shift knob goes through. Obviously I could not remove the plate because of the shift knob was still attached. There is not much room to work with. How can I take the shift gate removed? Also, to remove the shift knob, do I have to do anything more than just removing the bolt at the bottom of the shift knob? I am still not sure about the direction of loosening the bolt, is it clock or counter close wise?
Regards, Abe |
The black plastic plate is your gate. It's counter clock wise to loosen.
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Eric
Thanks for the feedback. It requires a 15mm wrench to take the bolt off. I did manage to take the shift knob off. Unfortunately, the wooden one did not fit. I went through all of the trouble for nothing. The only good thing that came out of this experience was to learn more about another aspect of the 560SL.
Regards, Abe |
Abe,
You're welcome, to bad it didn't fit... Best wishes, Eric |
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