ok this is stupid, i cant remove my shift knob! its like its molded to the shifter. i thought i could just take this thing off in no time and i sat there for like 20 mins trying to figure out how this thing is stuck on there. i gave up on it now, so i need to know how has everyone else taken there shift knob off? and was it as much trouble as im having?
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if its the same as my 92 sl2 just pull... yea it sounds stupid but just pull really hard u could even heat it a little with a blow drier or just wait till a really hot day also dont knock any teeth our when u do it
put it in 4th gearm get in the back seat and pull towards ya.....be careful not to whack urself in the face and by being in the back seats you can fall back intot he seat instead of whackin urself
Like they said, pull hard. Don't smash your face in, don't bust through the sunroof, and done break the dome light.
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i havent tried it in fourth gear sitting in the back seat but ill give it a try. i also dont have to worry about smashing the dome since my headliner is removed since im reuphosltering it and fixing the cracks in it.
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Then dont dent your roof. And a hockey mask wouldnt be a bad idea for this procedure (I have learned form experience). I found that twisting back and fourth slightly while pulling on it can help a bit too.
Then dont dent your roof. And a hockey mask wouldnt be a bad idea for this procedure (I have learned form experience). I found that twisting back and fourth slightly while pulling on it can help a bit too.
I actually just laughed out loud at the thought of some guy in the back seat of his car, pulling the hell out of the gearshift, while wearing a full face hockey helmet.
removing shift knob, WHAT A PAIN! 
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