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Originally Posted by Liquid_G I wrapped the stock knob with like 20 layers of duct tape, and used a pipe wrench to remove it . While the wife was in

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Old 03-21-2011, 08:19 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I wrapped the stock knob with like 20 layers of duct tape, and used a pipe wrench to remove it. While the wife was in the car holding on to the shifter shaft with vice grips.

It was really hard to turn for most of the unscrewing.. that thing is on there super tight sometimes. It was a pain in the arse.
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make sure you have someone hold the car on the outside too cause if you turn hard enough the car will turn with the knob.


While kenchan's idea would probably work, liquid's suggestion of a pipe wrench will work. Use channel lock on the shaft, wrap the knob (I used a towel) and get a plumbers style pipe wrench for the knob. It comes right off, with no damage to the stock knob.
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