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Old September 9th, 2006, 1:55 PM
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I have a 1998 K1500 manual transmission, and was wondering what size threads are used for the shift ****. I am looking into getting a T-Handle and wanted to make sure I got the right thing
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Default RE: Shift ****

you will have to look at them. i think some come with a sleve you put over the threeds and hold the shift **** on with allen keys. hope this helps.
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I was looking at these hurst shifters...

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=10521

They have different threaded versions. I'm also curious as how to remove the stock shifter **** (I'm assuming it is threaded on one way or another). I have read somewhere about removing the gear map on top of the ****, or removing some "staple"... I'm not really sure. Any ideas?
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Default RE: Shift ****

If you have a book look in that. If not look right under the **** if you have a nut loosen that and the **** will screw right off.
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There is no nut at the bottom. There is some white plastic piece underneath the material covering the **** (I cannot see much of this plastic piece because I have to stretch the covering out to see it. However, I see no threads, screws or nuts. It is just a smooth and cylindrical.) There has to be a feasible way of removing the **** without breaking it open.
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