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Adding another wire through the gear shift shaft 200 1985

posted by  Jesse B on  Thu Jul 15 03:17 CST 2010
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Does your car have an m46?

I replaced the OD wires in my shifter (kind of a pain).


I found the easiest way was to take the entire shifter mechanism apart. You cannot get the wires through otherwise.

-There is a little screw that holds the piece of plastic that holds the shift knob. Be careful not to lose this when you take that part out.

-Driving out the pin that holds the shift shaft is a pain, but in the long run makes it easier.

-Make sure you also use flexible wire.


Hope this helps.






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