turn the handle counter clockwise and remove the leather boot, screw on a new one. if using an oem shift knob the boot probably will not snap back on, and you'll need some kind of adapter to match the threads, usually a plastic insert secured by a hex screw.
turn the handle counter clockwise and remove the leather boot, screw on a new one. if using an oem shift knob the boot probably will not snap back on, and you'll need some kind of adapter to match the threads, usually a plastic insert secured by a hex screw
* Remove the shift lever knob,console and shift boot * Disconnect the shift and select cables from the shift control assembly * Remove the large shift cable retainer plate and detach the cables from their bracket on the shift control assembly base * Remove the shift control assembly retaining nuts and remove the shift control assembly
you dont have to but it makes it a lot easier.
It is glued on you have to replace the entire stick shift
First remove the shift knob pattern (it can be pried out with a small screw driver). Next remove the alignment pin with a pair of pliers. Then the shift knob can be unscrewed.
remove the shift knob,t bar, shifter boot and plate, the switch is attached with 2 screws
The short story: remove shift linkage. Remove axles. Remove transmission (engine stays in car). replace clutch. You must have a manual to do this job, or it will not work. Even mechanics who do this job will work from a book.
pull the shift boot down. loosen the jam nut under the shift knob then unscrew the shift knob.
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Remove the center console to get at the burned out bulb. Consult the vehicle manual to learn how to do this as different models may have slight differences.
Automatic or manual.. That's a broad question
remove shift knob remove shift boot at the base of shift lever, there is a metal ring, push down, and turn it to the left. -there is a special tool to do this, but two flat head screw drivers work
Try twisting it and then get a manual for it. Try Chiltons or Haynes.