Shifter in backwards....??

Originally Posted by JARblue ... A small dot of loctite on the shifter assembly threads will make life much easier for those that are OCD about the orientation/alignment of the

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Shifter in backwards....??

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08-22-2018, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue

... A small dot of loctite on the shifter assembly threads will make life much easier for those that are OCD about the orientation/alignment of the shift knob and don't want it coming loose down the road.

My emphasis.

+1. I try to avoid Loctite (great stuff but can make disassembly difficult), but when I do have to use it I go by the Brylcreem Principle ("a little dab'll do ya").

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