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Close you eyes unless there is a set screw.

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Close you eyes unless there is a set screw.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Question from a new 911 owner with a scratched stock shift **** for a 6 speed. I did search the archives and only found info on tiptronic *****. 1. How do I remove it? I think it's probably easy, but I'd just like to know. 2. Where could I buy a replacement shift **** online? Nobody seems to advertise anything but the optional ones and I've barely seen any on ebay. I like the look/feel of the stock one. Thanks in advance. C.

POST 2Original post

If you search for info in the B&M shifter, I think you'll find more info.

POST 3Original post

Pull up on the edges of the boot, I think there are 6 snap-downs. Than pull straight up on the stick shift. There is a channel at the top that keeps the stick shift cover in place.

POST 4Original post

And it's not particularly easy. At least mine wasn't. I had to pull very hard, I thought I was going to tear the shifter right out.

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