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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2006

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206cc Gearshift knob

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Micha Weidler - 24 Apr 2006 07:11 GMT
Can  anyone help?
I`m trying to replace my gearshift knob (manual transmission)
Since now it was not possible to remove it from the bar.

thanx
*micha*

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Brainfire - 24 Apr 2006 11:32 GMT
You mean it won't come off the gearstick lever, or you don't know how
to go about removing it??

If it's anything like my 306, you have to unclip the the bottom of the
gaiter first where it meets the centre console, then lift the gaiter up
over the gearstick, then cut through the plastic tie wrap that holds it
onto the gearstick - you'll probably need a flat-head screwdriver to
prise the bottom of the gaiter upwards  - the gearknob will then pull
off - it takes a lot of strength and pulling, but it does eventually
pull off - I can't say if the 206 is the same as the 306, but wouldn't
imagine it's too different.
'Roccia' Max De Poli - 24 Apr 2006 11:57 GMT
> it takes a lot of strength and pulling, but it does eventually
> pull off - I can't say if the 206 is the same

Sure it is.
Just open the roof, or you'll hit it when the knob suddently comes out
:D

cia'
Max
nigel - 24 Apr 2006 19:48 GMT
>You mean it won't come off the gearstick lever, or you don't know how
>to go about removing it??
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>pull off - I can't say if the 206 is the same as the 306, but wouldn't
>imagine it's too different.
Just to add--- stand with your legs either side of the lever, that is
one in each footwell(!!!) grasp the knob (!) twist 1/4 of a turn
either way and pull hard, Mind your family jewels when it comes off!!
Micha Weidler - 26 Apr 2006 17:53 GMT
> Just to add--- stand with your legs either side of the lever, that is
> one in each footwell(!!!) grasp the knob (!) twist 1/4 of a turn
> either way and pull hard, Mind your family jewels when it comes off!!

Thanx - jewels are OK but now my chin looks like that from the Dalton`s ;-(

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