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Rough Country Manual Shifter Adapter issues....

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Old 03-20-2013, 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Deucefour
Yeah I understand that, but how did you get the shifter lever off originally. Not the knob or the boot, but the actual shifter shaft.
I just took the one screw out and it pulled right off.
Old 03-20-2013, 05:22 AM
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Just installed mine on my 07 JK and it slid on like a glove. No problem at all. I used the Rc 1.25" shift extension with the 2" zone body lift.
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To get the shifter off i had some trouble. I did my clutch previously and it came off real easy then, but was a pain this time. I used a puller hammer. Which is just a long metal pole with a slider on it. At the end i had a hook to put around the shifter pole and then slid the hammer a couple times and it popped right off.
Old 03-20-2013, 11:26 AM
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Ok I may have to get something like that, mines stuck like crazy! Plus I wanted to be sure they should just slide on and off once the screw is out. Good to know!
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Originally Posted by Deucefour
Ok I may have to get something like that, mines stuck like crazy! Plus I wanted to be sure they should just slide on and off once the screw is out. Good to know!
BAAAM bringing it back from the dead. What exactly did you use in the end to take the shifter shaft out of the transmission's? I tried hammering, vise grips and a screwdriver as lever and nothing. Can I spray PB blaster on it to see if it "lubricates" and comes out? I don't want to hammer it full force as it could damage the transmission itself.

Would this work? Slide Hammer - Great Deals on Slide Hammers at Harbor Freight
Old 05-29-2013, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by wxgs

BAAAM bringing it back from the dead. What exactly did you use in the end to take the shifter shaft out of the transmission's? I tried hammering, vise grips and a screwdriver as lever and nothing. Can I spray PB blaster on it to see if it "lubricates" and comes out? I don't want to hammer it full force as it could damage the transmission itself.

Would this work? Slide Hammer - Great Deals on Slide Hammers at Harbor Freight
What I did was use a C-Clamp. Ever pulled a pitman arm? Same idea. A pitman arm puller might even work. Here's how I did it....

Undo the Allen screw... Then replace it but only give it a couple turns. Then I put the clamp on it. One part underneath the shifter lever and the other on the screw head. I actually took the flat swivel piece off my c-clamp so the ball would stay in the Allen head screw (or is it hex screw?) because its a pain in the ass because of the weird angle. Once I got it tight it only took about a half turn and it popped loose. Hope this helps ya!



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