shifter console

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  1. amc75 New Member

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    anyone know what type and size of nut holds the shifter boot down? Ive tried hex/star, metric/standard and can't find a tool that fits...
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    The outer boot or the inner boot?


    Out boot is held on by clips, I assume you are talking about the inner boot with the gold trim ring?

    I beleive they are metric sized. I wanna say 7mm, but it's been a while since i took that peice off. They weren't anything special, i just used a normal metric socket

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  3. ZIncGTSTANG New Member

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    Take the shift knob off and then gently pull on the sides of the plastic around the shifter to pop the tabs out. If you're talking about taking out the silver ring around the shifter boot, it also just pops out.
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    8mm on mine.
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    yeah im referring to the shifter ring...so it just pops out? are the screws around it just ornamental? ill try that
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    Ya, they're just ornamental. Pretty detailed though because you're one of many that I have read thought they were real. I got one for my GT from CDC so I knew what the bottom looked like with its clips. Good luck. Hopefully ford didnt glue the ones from factory in.

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