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M46 shift knob/OD button install question 700 1988

posted by  aleekat on  Thu Aug 21 00:36 CST 2008
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I'll give it a shot. Been several yrs since I reglued mine. If memory serves. Thought a side slot cut into the actual shifter allowed the wires to be pull up through. I recall having to pull some slack up so I could reattach the wires, then slowly pull the slack out while slipping the knob back on.
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