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DIY OEM Shift Boot Install on Automatic
Part #969351EA1A uve got to order this one, because if you order the sport one it costs more because of that damn s button
Tired of that boring looking transmission, but you don't want the hassle of a manual? Look no further! Rep please lol http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...he/photo-1.jpg So what I ordered was the OEM boot and bezel from my dealerships parts department. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_1816.jpg First thing you do is pull down the base of the shift knob. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_1604.jpg Then you pull that spring clip off, which will allow you to take the knob itself off. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_2010.jpg Then you pull the bezel up. You don't have to yank it, it comes up pretty easily. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_2895.jpg So there's two methods. The first one is quick and easy, the second takes a little bit more work, but results in a better finish. Method 1 Now let's take a look at the OEM boot assembly. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_9352.jpg If you turn it upside down, you'll see that the bezel is actually two pieces screwed together. Unscrew all the screws. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_6220.jpg Now you can pull the boot out. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_3132.jpg Next, lay the boot over the gearbox. Try to tuck it in as deep as possible. No matter what you'll have enough slack to freely shift. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_4272.jpg The best way to put the bezel on is to hold the boot in place with one hand and lay it down. Try to make sure the stitching on the boot matches the positioning of the stitching on he bezel. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...s/IMG_6994.jpg Now put the shift knob back on. http://i667.photobucket.com/albums/v...he/photo-2.jpg Voila! Enjoy your sportier looking car :) Alternate method thanks to Baer383 Quote:
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Wow, awesome! Now the 7AT people won't have to look any further than just the stock boot!
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that's beautiful! can i get more pictures of that watch???
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Great write-up :tup:
Can you give us an idea of how much this costs to do (i.e. the cost of the manual boot)? |
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Are you able to get a whole bunch? Maybe we get a group buy going for us automatic folks?
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Thanks :tup:
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I wonder if this can be done for less using an aftermarket shift boot for the 6MT?
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I have to agree.... that looks much better than stock!
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So the boot is just sandwiched in there? any worries about the boot being pulled out? is it possible to just switch out the auto bezel assembly with the manual bezel assembly?
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unforutnately, due to the size of the gearbox, the manual bezel can not fit on the auto. |
Do you have a part number on the boot/bezel available?
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Nice DIY do you know of any other knobs that you can switch for the original, cuz everything looks good, but the auto knob sticking out the boot makes it look unfinished.
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But man it looks good somatic!!! :tup: |
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Good job!...looking forward to the PW JDM knob
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Thanks
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which knob did you get?
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the balanced aluminum one, black with silver base
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model number? sorry being nosiy
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Password:JDM Balanced Shift Knob (Nissan 370Z) | Password JDM PWISK-NIS |
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Found the part #, 96935, mt console finisher.
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Part ordered!!!! :tup:
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omggggg it's lovely!
I'm about to order aftermarket shift boot too! but I wonder if that PSWJDM knob would fit because we have this stupid safety button...T^T |
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There was an earlier thread about using the GT-R shift knob......... |
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