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YOUR RESEARCHDamn it.
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Install bli shifter **** and boot
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OP might want to try using a glue stick gun to attach a screw or other object that can be grabbed with pliers.
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(Unlike 99.6% of Americans, we use our truck as a truck and don't fuss over the small stuff.) I don't know if they are all the same but the kit uses glue sticks that can be found in hobby shops and hardware stores everywhere.
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(Unlike 99.6% of Americans, we use our truck as a truck and don't fuss over the small stuff.) I don't know if they are all the same but the kit uses glue sticks that can be found in hobby shops and hardware stores everywhere.
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Installed BLI shifter **** and boot.
180� wrong way. Seam is facing towards me. Already attached coin. Sour to say the least cause can�t remove coin to save my life without tearing up the ****. Any thoughts? Remove coin?
Reckon this process would remove the coin without damaging it ?
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See if you can find your local PDR (Paintless Dent Removal) guy and ask him to glue a plug to the coin and pull it out for you.
Neat idea! I bought a cheapish PDR kit on Amazon a year or so back to pull a dent on our pickup. (Unlike 99.6% of Americans, we use our truck as a truck and don't fuss over the small stuff.) I don't know if they are all the same but the kit uses glue sticks that can be found in hobby shops and hardware stores everywhere. OP might want to try using a glue stick gun to attach a screw or other object that can be grabbed with pliers.
I'd leave it alone unless you're willing to take the risk of damaging it further out of frustration. Personally, I think it looks great. The seam on the grip follows the seam on the boot.
I have the same shift **** and I twisted the top leather part ccw and it unthreaded the screw then the top part with the coin can be spun til it�s almost tight, then spin the leather part cw unit the seam lines up where you want it. It�s a bit of trial and error until everything is good. You can tighten it pretty tight and the coin holds the screw so they turn together.
