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I think now I really f... Up!!!!! I was readjusting my Tommy Kaira, and after reinstall it, I felt it was very tight when screw in after I put a

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Old 12-02-2013, 09:40 PM   #22 (permalink)
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I think now I really f... Up!!!!! I was readjusting my Tommy Kaira, and after reinstall it, I felt it was very tight when screw in after I put a little bit of loctite, but just a little, and it was hard to get it back... I used a strap wrench, but i found out the shifter shaft was turning also with the knob, it was tight, but was turning when I was adjusting with the strap wrench...

The knob ended about 1/8" higher than when i first installed it.

Anybody can help me and tell me if I damage the shifter????? If I will have any issues when shifting my car?????? Do I need to fix or change the shifter????????
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