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as treesemdyzee mentioned, just grab the back of the boot area and pull up the shifter. place a towel under there before you put down that shifter ring because it
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as treesemdyzee mentioned, just grab the back of the boot area and pull up the shifter.
place a towel under there before you put down that shifter ring because it has metal brackets that will scuff up your center console.  and no need to completely remove the shifter ring/boot assy from the car to do this or HU swap for that matter. GL!
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Everything on Triple's install is about the same but as the others stated, simply pull your bezel up starting from the rear. Thank you everyone for being so helpful and don't forget to give some rep to Triple's for his awesome write up!
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