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Old 06-01-2005, 06:08 PM
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Shift Knob Removal

I have a 2001 Cavalier with manual transmission, and I was looking into getting a shorter shifter. I've done everything I can think of to remove the shift-knob, but I can't seem to get it off. Is there a trick to it? Can you even remove it at all? I took out the center console, and I tried removing that pin or whatever in the back of the mechanism, but no luck. Help would be much appreciated, thank you.
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Re: Shift Knob Removal

flat head screw driver. Pry that little clip out. Only way, unless you want to buy a whole new shifter itself.
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Yeah man, I worded that incorrectly. I did remove the pin, but still had no luck removing it. I pulled as hard as I could, tried wiggling it and everything; it wasn't going to budge. I took it by a transmission place and the guy told me it didnt come off, that I'd have to replace the entire thing if I wanted to change it, not just the end or whatever.
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Re: Shift Knob Removal

that guy is on crack... it comes off. keep pullin or get a hammer and whack on it from under neath. I've put a new one on a 96 and 02 cav. both manuals.
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Re: Shift Knob Removal

Are you talking about the entire piece, with the ball and everything? I'm talking about just the knob on the end (one that could be replaced with a 40-50 dollar after-market shifter that you'd find at advance auto parts or your local motorsports store). If you're saying the knob on the end comes off, I'm amazed, cuz I was certain it wouldnt move even once I removed the pin.
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shift knob removal

Just pull out the pin and the shift knob will slide off.
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