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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / December 2004

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Replace shift knob - 1996 Explorer Sport

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M B - 28 Dec 2004 05:06 GMT
Hello,

I am looking to replace the shift knob on my 1996 Ford Explorer sport.

Can anyone tell me how I can remove the old one?

I am only looking to replace the actual knob on the top.

Thank You,

Matt
M B - 28 Dec 2004 05:07 GMT
I forgot to say that it is a manual transmition mounted on the floor.

Thanks,

Matt
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John Riggs - 28 Dec 2004 05:11 GMT
   Have you tried pulling straight up....probably a pretty tight fit, so it
will need a bit of muscle.

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Paul Scrutton - 28 Dec 2004 05:16 GMT
In my experience, you wait 50K miles and the thing will come off in your
hand.

It is a friction fit item. To install it, I have found hammering it down
with a thick book seems to work well. Getting it off could be tough.

Don't know how one would go about removing it prior to it loosening up by
itself. I suspect very careful use of a hacksaw might work, but you might
score the shaft underneath.

Paul

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