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CorsaBNor

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30th Aug 11 at 21:09

how can i get my gear knob of and the leather around it. i got new stuff ready to put there, but have no clue how to install it..

CorsaBNor

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31st Aug 11 at 16:35

anyone? got a nice leather thing in germany last year..

johnhara1

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Registered: 19th Oct 06
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31st Aug 11 at 17:58

Twist and pull the knob off, it'll take some persuading.

Your new one will have a allen key bolt on the side that tightens into the shaft when you put new one on.

The leather surround will be attahed to a plastic insert that clips to the surround. just pull it out.

CorsaBNor

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1st Sep 11 at 06:11

thanx everyone... i will try it when the car show season is over... not many weeks til that..

i am also gonna paint the centre console..

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
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1st Sep 11 at 07:01

Knob doesn't need to come off - you can also take the entire stick out by unclipping the bottom assembly, can't remember how from memory but that approach is just clips and you can see it. Taking the knob off is glue and pain.

CorsaBNor

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1st Sep 11 at 08:19

if i dont have to remove the knob, then nothing is better than that..

Ian

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1st Sep 11 at 08:52

Stick out is easier.

john_gilluley

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13th Sep 11 at 01:59