shift knob replacement
g2094
10-26-2001, 02:05 PM
Just got myself a 94 G20 instead of a Civic. I'm liking the choice so far. I am trying to clean the interior and replace old worn parts (cosmetics).
First, shift knob and floor mats.
How do I replace the shift knob? Where can I get 1994 OEM floormats?
Thanks for any info.
First, shift knob and floor mats.
How do I replace the shift knob? Where can I get 1994 OEM floormats?
Thanks for any info.
AznVirus
10-26-2001, 02:13 PM
Originally posted by g2094
Just got myself a 94 G20 instead of a Civic. I'm liking the choice so far. I am trying to clean the interior and replace old worn parts (cosmetics).
good for you :D :D :D
Originally posted by g2094
How do I replace the shift knob? Where can I get 1994 OEM floormats?
Thanks for any info.
there are two screws facing the dash. just take those two off and start to wiggle it. i think thats correct? :confused: floormats i think you can get at the dealer, but they might charge you a lot.
oh i forgot...
:finger: W E L C O M E :finger:
Just got myself a 94 G20 instead of a Civic. I'm liking the choice so far. I am trying to clean the interior and replace old worn parts (cosmetics).
good for you :D :D :D
Originally posted by g2094
How do I replace the shift knob? Where can I get 1994 OEM floormats?
Thanks for any info.
there are two screws facing the dash. just take those two off and start to wiggle it. i think thats correct? :confused: floormats i think you can get at the dealer, but they might charge you a lot.
oh i forgot...
:finger: W E L C O M E :finger:
GoodJuan
10-26-2001, 02:45 PM
nissan glues their threads on shift knobs, break the sucka.
Kickercarg20
10-26-2001, 03:05 PM
They glue them on, but be careful. Take some vicegrips and twist being careful not to break any of the pins lower in the stick.
g2094
10-26-2001, 03:15 PM
Definitely no screws on that one. Usually they are threaded on.
So if they are glued, what's the best way to remove them? Just use as much force as I can to unscrew it till it breaks the thread glue?
So if they are glued, what's the best way to remove them? Just use as much force as I can to unscrew it till it breaks the thread glue?
primera man
10-26-2001, 05:28 PM
THEY ARE A REAL BASTARD TO GET OFF !!
Use some vice grips etc....dont matter if you bust it up if you have a new one to put on.
Use some vice grips etc....dont matter if you bust it up if you have a new one to put on.
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