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Originally Posted by Nixin Nissan must've used two bottles of loctite on the threads. The f#cking shift knob is on there for good. They may have even fused it on.

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Old 04-29-2017, 08:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Nissan must've used two bottles of loctite on the threads. The f#cking shift knob is on there for good. They may have even fused it on. I have used every tool and every method from every thread and no joy. I will figure something out, even if I have to destroy that POS OEM knob.
Get a very large pair of plyers to hold the shifter below. Then use a oil filter strap wrench with a breaker bar. The breaker bar fits into the square metal end. Worked for me perfectly.

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is it righty tighty and CCW to remove? or maybe vice versa?
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id try one of those chain wrenches, looks like bicycle chain with a handle on it, piece of pipe for a cheater bar. i think they make one for oil filters that would be the right size.
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id try one of those chain wrenches, looks like bicycle chain with a handle on it, piece of pipe for a cheater bar. i think they make one for oil filters that would be the right size.
The chain wrench is about the only tool I haven't tried yet. Will try this as well. Somethings gotta budge this SOB.
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I would just leave it with that nice weathered look.
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