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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Location: Wenatchee WA
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Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
Anyone know how to do this? Does it simply twist off like the transmission shifter?
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
It's the same....about two million turns and it comes right off....
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
Huh ok.....turned it a couple times and it didnt seem like it was coming off...guess Ill try again....thanks
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
It's on pretty tight, keep unscrewing, it will come off. Did I say unscrewing?
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
Yes you did! I think that is ok to say. Keep turning it counter clockwise!
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
I like unscrewing stuff. And it will come off.
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
Quote:
JAXTOY previously said:
It's on pretty tight, keep unscrewing, it will come off. Did I say unscrewing?
Yes, you
did say unscrewing. You'll never hear a moderator say "unscrewing." Unscrewing is simply a word that shouldn't be used. So, if you use the word "unscrewing," be prepared for any consequences for using the word "unscrewing." Like I said, we should avoid the use of the word "unscrewing."
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
So telling someone to go unscrew them self would be inappropriate? all these years and i never knew....
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
So descrew the knob counterclockwise
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Re: Getting the 4x4 shift knob off
lefty loosy righty tighty
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