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Old 06-01-2006, 04:44 PM   #37 (permalink)
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Re: A-Trac switch install with pics

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Wolfbak previously said:
3. Pull the top of the center console (around the shifters) straight up with your hands. It is held by clips and pulls up easily. Unscrew the 4wd shifter knob and pull the console top off. Put the shifter knob back on right away because the sharp threads of the shifter easily scratch the plastic panels!

You should have followed my instructions! I learned the hard way so you wouldn't have to...

Actually I was following instructions that said to put the knob back on without saying why - then I learned why!
Another way to do this without remembering when to take-off, put-on, take-off and put-on the knobs would be to take the knobs off first, tape the threads with a generous wrap of electrical tape and as the last thing you do remove the electrical tape and put the knobs back on.
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