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Originally Posted by Ghostvette Call SHE-RA aka MSBC.. i think he ignored your post the first time.. and perhaps the 2nd time as well.

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Old 01-26-2015, 02:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i think he ignored your post the first time.. and perhaps the 2nd time as well.
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Old 01-26-2015, 02:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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i think he ignored your post the first time.. and perhaps the 2nd time as well.

I didn't ignore him hahaha


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Just installed pwjdm knob, my stock knob had too much locktite on it and could not be saved. Thanks for all the advise on getting that damn thing off.
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I'm gonna try that tomorrow lol


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i used this strap wrench and just had a freind stabalize the shifter as i pushed on the strap wrench. If I hadn't read on here how hard it was to remove I would never have got it off. You have to push so hard your thinking oh **** something is going to break.
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Maybe your mom can help?

Just kidding. Bad luck.
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I used 2 strap wrench packs from auto zone and broke both packs twice. The third pack is causing the wrench to slip on the knob because the knob is really smooth


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No issues removing OEM shift knob. All it required was Duct Tape, a strap wrench that you can buy for 10 bucks at Lowes, and some sort of wrench.

Inside your knob they have loctite around the first couple of threads...harder ones probably more. Once you break that seal its easy peasy. The last pic is of the inside of the OEM shift knob..notice the crud..thats loctite.




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The knob on my Z was pretty much tight as hell all the way till near end of thread..
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Raj put tape around the knob. I used hockey tape because it is not smooth and because it's Canada.
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I'm going to try that


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I put painters tape on first so the glue from hockey tape does not mess up the knob.
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So much concern for a knob that costs 100-120 bucks. If you ruin it oh well...were you really gonna keep whatever you replace it with when you sell the car?
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