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Old 09-15-07, 08:04 PM
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I just purchaced a new wooden shift **** and was wondering how to get the old one off ? thanks for your help guys
Old 09-15-07, 08:24 PM
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Default Real simple....

just grab a hold of it and turn counterclockwise. That's it...



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Old 09-15-07, 09:58 PM
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I hope you have a nice flame suit.
righty tighty, lefty loosie.
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Twist and shout.
Old 09-16-07, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted by ChrisES
Twist and shout.

Then hokie pokie! LOL





Just twist it off counter clockwise. GL.
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just in case you want to make sure that everyone is giving the the right info.. i'll say it again.. hahaha... turn it clockwise
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Originally Posted by rayy
just in case you want to make sure that everyone is giving the the right info.. i'll say it again.. hahaha... turn it clockwise
Counter-clockwise.
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Originally Posted by DarKnight
Counter-clockwise.
right.. that's what i meant.. i just woke up.. sorry
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cross your arms and wiggle your nose
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Originally Posted by phillygs3
I just purchaced a new wooden shift ****
That'll probably be my next mod
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make sure someone holds the shift rod or it will fall inside the transmission once the *** is off
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Originally Posted by GS FONZy
make sure someone holds the shift rod or it will fall inside the transmission once the *** is off
Yes and do it in a well lite area, preferably during the day.
And you have to make sure your trunk is open at the same time and that you hold the brake because then the car will shift out of parking and roll back. So place bricks to prevent this.

Also make sure you reset the ECU after doing this "MOD" because the additional horsepower gained needs to be recognized by the computer.

Good Luck.
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no not funny your corny
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Originally Posted by phillygs3
I just purchaced a new wooden shift **** and was wondering how to get the old one off ? thanks for your help guys
its nice how a simple question turns into a douche fest. I had a hard *** time getting mine off. I thought there were hidden screws. I had to **** up the original to but on new one
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Originally Posted by Kinglex619
its nice how a simple question turns into a douche fest. I had a hard *** time getting mine off. I thought there were hidden screws. I had to **** up the original to but on new one
You come on here to bump a 11 year old thread to say this? Grow thicker skin and re-read the rules as to what is acceptable on this forum. Only warning. Enjoy your stay.
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