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Replace cracked carbon fiber shifter

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I just replaced my cracked carbon fiber shifter with a new one and the shifter and boot are one piece (which can be separated if needed by removing a couple zip ties).
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Set screw too

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Drill a small hole and put in a set screw too.
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I just replaced my cracked carbon fiber shifter with a new one and the shifter and boot are one piece (which can be separated if needed by removing a couple zip ties).
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Set screw too

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Drill a small hole and put in a set screw too.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey all - Please see pics below. My shift **** is loose and just sort of spins, and will pull right off. The shift rod seems like just a tube, and the **** itself appears to be made of wood. I can't see anything that would hold this on, is it just a press fit that has given up? I expected to see some type of clip or something. Any fix for this other than a dab of silicone? TIA

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This looks strange, pry off the silver trim and boot and see what is going on under there because that doesn't seem to resemble the shift rod that I have. I just replaced my cracked carbon fiber shifter with a new one and the shifter and boot are one piece (which can be separated if needed by removing a couple zip ties). I popped up the trim and boot then pulled it taut and had to unscrew a small allen style screw that kept the shifter on the rod then took the whole shifter boot off and replaced it.

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https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...g-griffin.html Take a look at this thread. I think it will help

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This may make some sense, I think this car does have an aftermarket SS kit, unknown brand. Maybe they just just tried to plot the stock **** on the kit? Maybe a bit of silicone to secure it is my best option at this point.

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Drill a small hole and put in a set screw too.

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