I added a new Rotary Shifter to my XFR
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Also, my appologies as I didn't mean to hijack the thread, just though you guys might want to see these "toppers"
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Hello,
Yes I can still make them up. Drop me an email chaplin696@aol.com or via my facebook page British Autowood - Altamonte Springs, FL - Automobiles and Parts | Facebook
Yes I can still make them up. Drop me an email chaplin696@aol.com or via my facebook page British Autowood - Altamonte Springs, FL - Automobiles and Parts | Facebook
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I used a tiny flat head screwdriver, the eye glass type I think it was, to pry off that glued-on top piece.
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Hello,
Yes I can still make them up. Drop me an email chaplin696@aol.com or via my facebook page British Autowood - Altamonte Springs, FL - Automobiles and Parts | Facebook
Yes I can still make them up. Drop me an email chaplin696@aol.com or via my facebook page British Autowood - Altamonte Springs, FL - Automobiles and Parts | Facebook
Can you make them in matching fineline oak that is one of the newer Jag wood types?
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Finally got it off. But your small flat head suggestion put me in the right direction. I used one of my wife's sharp and extremely durable cooking knife, lol. A few taps with the hammer got it underneath and deep enough just a bit to pry it.
Now I just need to find a screw driver for this funny looking screw.
Now I just need to find a screw driver for this funny looking screw.
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Finally got it off. But your small flat head suggestion put me in the right direction. I used one of my wife's sharp and extremely durable cooking knife, lol. A few taps with the hammer got it underneath and deep enough just a bit to pry it.
Now I just need to find a screw driver for this funny looking screw.
Now I just need to find a screw driver for this funny looking screw.
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The screw was easiest part. I went to sears and got a Torx Screwdriver(T-20 is the specific one you need for a few bucks). And unscrewed right in the Sears parking lot with no problems and the new one was on in secure in 10 seconds. The hardest part by far is getting off the topper, which was a b*****.
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