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Gear Shift On An Auto,

TheJackal

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Thanks Terence, I'll have a go at it.

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I made a post with a guide with pics explaining how to change this button a few months ago, 4 some reason the pics dont wanna work now. I'll try to get the pics goin again soon. I've also posted it on another forum, http://commonwhores.3.forumer.com I think u need to sign up to be able to view it though once signed up the thread is here.
 

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Thanks Julie. I'm better with pictures!!!

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I was browsing on ebay for a auto gear knob for my VS and i come across a piece of valuable information "Will fit most automatic cars... but please check that you don't have an overdrive button on the gear shift lever. Also, this gear knob will not fit cars that utilise a lift button (some cars do not push down to change gear, but lift up instead, eg VR, VS commodore).". Just thought that might come in handy for anyone else.
 

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I was browsing on ebay for a auto gear knob for my VS and i come across a piece of valuable information "Will fit most automatic cars... but please check that you don't have an overdrive button on the gear shift lever. Also, this gear knob will not fit cars that utilise a lift button (some cars do not push down to change gear, but lift up instead, eg VR, VS commodore).". Just thought that might come in handy for anyone else.

And that wasn't common sense...?
 
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