Stock 6 speed shift knob removal help
#1
I was wondering if anyone out there has any tips or knows how to remove the stock 6 speed shift knob on a 2008 model i was hoping to replace it with a browning shift knob or something like that
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JK Junkie
This is what worked for me. And welcome!
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I tried everything! The strap wrenches, the youtube video that shows popping the top part off (don't do this btw) the cresent wrench and hammer and couldn't get any of them to work! What worked for me was I would twist the crap out of the knob as I was driving and it eventually loosened up and one day while twisting and pulling it down into 4th gear it popped off! after that I could get it on and off pretty easy.
Good luck getting that thing to work for you!
Good luck getting that thing to work for you!
#7
Have you tried yelling at it????
Some other ways I haven't tried but would try if I was in your shoes would be
1) heat it up and pull like hell
2) oil filer wrench. It's like a thick rubber band wrench you could try really twisting and pulling it.
3) cut it. Hack saw, grinder ect. Cut a slit in it so you can get leverage.
Please keep us posted on what works.
Some other ways I haven't tried but would try if I was in your shoes would be
1) heat it up and pull like hell
2) oil filer wrench. It's like a thick rubber band wrench you could try really twisting and pulling it.
3) cut it. Hack saw, grinder ect. Cut a slit in it so you can get leverage.
Please keep us posted on what works.
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#9
Right I definitely agree with you however mine had epoxy on them and you can maybe create a gap by breaking up the epoxy.