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Old 26th December 2011, 18:08   #1
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Hi all, just hacked off the old gear knob and literally left it down to the bare metal bar, which of course is a weird shape. I was thinking I should have left the black bit on so I can secure the new gear knob properly? Even with grubs in at the moment it's nowhere near secure.

A little bit of guidance from someone would be brill, got the MOT in mid Jan and have that gut feeling it will fail horribly!

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Fuck your new knob off and get a tap and die set then thread the metal shaft. Then find a nice threaded gear knob for a honda ect and thread it on.

Or buy yourself some longer grub screws or wrap duck tape around until your knob fits on.
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did your new gearknob not come with plastic inserts.
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