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Removing Rubber Boot From Shifter

mrsr32

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t_revz Grand Master

t_revz

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Vinyl or rubber boot?

Vinyl is attached to the plastic. Lift the rear edge to pop the plastic up

Rubber boot has a metal ring with 4 screws holding it down

Need to screw off the knob to get them both off the shaft

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If you're talking about the rubber boot that's cable tied to the shifter and sits around the gearbox to stop gear oil flicking out, that's a real SOB to get off.

It's manageable. I've don't it a few times but with minor tears.

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If it's what I'm thinking and same on the 180sx shifter, slip a cloth between the boot and the shifter when you invert the boot to try take it off. With the cloth, it'll allow the boot to slip/slide off easier.

Cheers,

Andy

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