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Re: Removing the gear shift knob on an M46 4spd 200 1979

posted by  someone claiming to be Duane on  Sun Oct 10 11:53 CST 1999 [RELATED]

David was correct. Use a wrench that is slightly larger than the size of the metal shaft. Place it below the knob and with any hammer drive the knob upwards and off the shaft.

Remove the switch and cover for the switch before doing this though.

Duane

83 245 LH 2.0 M46 186xxx

85 245 LH 2.2 AW70 131xxx

Overland Park, Kansas

The OD Guru (Laycock only)





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