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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone know how to remove Tip shift lever?
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Also I'm still chuckling and happy I came back to check on this thread.
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So, there is an annoying buzz in my shifter. It's plastic on plastic and goes away when I push down on the cover.
I need to remove the cover completely to fix the issue, but it looks like I need to remove the Tiptronic shift **** to pop the cover all the way. For the life of me I cant' seem to find a screw or any way to remove the lever, and of course I dont' want to break it.
Does anyone know the procedure for this?
Thanks,
Aaron
Repeat after me. Yabba dabba doooo! Happy holidays and hopefully a quiter one. Also it seems to me a gear shift lever rattle last I recall is some time after 130 and such mph hmmmmmm.
Oh man I gotta agree with that. My sister jumps in and says, what's that noise? I'm listening and worried. Oh I don't hear it anymore she says. I know better to ask a woman what it sounded like.
Anyway medtech there are manuals online. Also I'm still chuckling and happy I came back to check on this thread. hehehe What are friend for hehehe. All of them were darn good shots
That was in the manual??
Now I'm really gonna kick myself...
Ps. Thanks for the help. I can definitely say I never would have figured that out, and would have been looking to Marc's option very quickly.
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