how do i take my shifter knob off!?

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12-20-2009

dan24

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how do i take my shifter **** off!?

got a new one, how do i remove the stock one????

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12-20-2009

ranger05

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i've wondered the same thing.

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12-20-2009

Casper98

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pull really hard, it's pressed on

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12-20-2009

RazorsEDGE

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You probably won't be getting it off without destroying it.

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12-20-2009

dan24

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damn, thats lame :(

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12-20-2009

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heat gun or really hot blow dryer......and pull REALLY hard

or smack the side with a hammer...just enough to crack it

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12-20-2009

dan24

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ok great, thanks :)

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12-20-2009

Lord Of War

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Do it when its hot outside or use a heat gun/blow dryer.

I changed mine when it was very cold out and it was one of the hardest things I have ever done.

x2 on destroying the old one. I used a pipe wrench.

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12-21-2009

comunistico

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just get angry and hold on from the ****.... thatl make it loose fairly easily :P

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12-21-2009

Rolldogg

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Your 99's shift **** hasn't come loose yet on you? Consider yourself lucky. The one on my 01 got so loose, you could slide it off while shifting. I used a HD hot glue to secure it back on.........

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12-21-2009

BlutoBodine

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Twisting with really big pliers works for me.

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12-21-2009

robert99ranger

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Pull on it real hard till it comes

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12-21-2009

bugz1racing

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Every time you shift into second shift really hard. LOL

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12-22-2009

morris

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Originally Posted by robert99ranger

Pull on it real hard till it comes

hahahaha!

nice nothing perverse here....

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12-22-2009

Ace

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big vice grips?

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12-23-2009

Mabe

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Done and Done

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12-23-2009

ranger

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Done and Done

to messy..

much better

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12-26-2009

DSFD506

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hahahaha!

nice nothing perverse here....

I was thinking the exact same thing LOL. The one on my 93 came off in the middle of shifting. Use some Gorilla glue and doubt that thing will ever come off again.

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12-28-2009

dan24

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beauty!
thanks for all of the idea's guys, i'll try and take some heat to it and yank er' off

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12-28-2009

Jp7

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I am going to try and cut the rubber off with a razor. Is it solid rubber? anyone know?

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12-28-2009

RazorsEDGE

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My stock **** on my 97 was all plastic which I was able to get off in one piece, but the stock **** on my 03 had a steel core and I had to completely destroy the thing to get it off.

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02-06-2019

Triston

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Just get a big pair of channel locks and grab the base of the **** and twist under the plastic gets a little broken and it should twist by hand and come off

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