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Try that tutorial. It helped me out alot. Try buying a dremel its so important, trust me.
Try that tutorial. It helped me out alot. Try buying a dremel its so important, trust me.
Short Shifter Install
Does anyone have pics & description on how to install the CC Short Shifter? I know there's a thread on here but it has RED X's and I can't right click them either.
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Help!
Help!
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Just to add to what some have said. There is absolutely NO reason to get out a cutting tool for this. 30 seconds with a screwdriver and a few light hammer taps and the washer is off. It may break when you pry it off, but you either have the one that comes with the kit or you can buy one from ACE/True Value.
I just installed the Dr Iso short shifter (great guy to deal with and great shifter setup by the way) and the install is really cake. About an hour, but I was letting my 10 year old take a lot of the console apart for me
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Washer = easy, no big force needed if you just look at it and do it right
Cap = takes a little wiggling, but with two prying tools you can pop it right off fairly quickly.
The rest = simple
I would put it at a 4-5 (out of 10) for a less experienced person, a 1-2 for those who have wrenched a good amount.
I just installed the Dr Iso short shifter (great guy to deal with and great shifter setup by the way) and the install is really cake. About an hour, but I was letting my 10 year old take a lot of the console apart for me
Washer = easy, no big force needed if you just look at it and do it right
Cap = takes a little wiggling, but with two prying tools you can pop it right off fairly quickly.
The rest = simple
I would put it at a 4-5 (out of 10) for a less experienced person, a 1-2 for those who have wrenched a good amount.
And I have an IKEA-flavored install guide as well. It's all pictures!
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I've personally seen two cages with clips and loose shifter syndrome. One as a result of an undersized TWM pivot ball that "wiggled" the cup into loosenessness, and one with the same condition as a result of a Creative Compacts.
Too bad Toyco can't account for poorly QC'd aftermarket parts.
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Too bad Toyco can't account for poorly QC'd aftermarket parts.
QUOTE (engifineer @ Jan 28 2007, 12:30 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=275485
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Much nicer than the stock one and better shift feel.
Another +1 for Dr Isotope's short shifter!Just to add to what some have said. There is absolutely NO reason to get out a cutting tool for this. 30 seconds with a screwdriver and a few light hammer taps and the washer is off. It may break when you pry it off, but you either have the one that comes with the kit or you can buy one from ACE/True Value.
I just installed the Dr Iso short shifter (great guy to deal with and great shifter setup by the way) and the install is really cake. About an hour, but I was letting my 10 year old take a lot of the console apart for me![]()
Washer = easy, no big force needed if you just look at it and do it right
Cap = takes a little wiggling, but with two prying tools you can pop it right off fairly quickly.
The rest = simple
I would put it at a 4-5 (out of 10) for a less experienced person, a 1-2 for those who have wrenched a good amount.[/b]
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