Custom shift knob my HHR's automatic transmission!!!
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Wow, that's big :D
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And, how did you do it? Was it a DIY project, or a purchased piece? Am interested in some details.
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Originally Posted by millpond2
(Post 235170)
And, how did you do it? Was it a DIY project, or a purchased piece? Am interested in some details.
It was part DIY, part purchase. Some of my methodology owes thanks to "CJ". I found a shift knob (intended for a manual transmission) which was made by Autologix. It fit well onto the metal rod that the stock knob attaches to. Since the auto trans requires a button to be pushed to shift (and to get your keys out of the ignition), I had to come up with a way to push the inner part of the rod down (it has a plastic dowel in there). Through some experimentation, I found a metal spacer that fit the inner diameter of the rod & would allow for engaging the button (which no longer exists) by pushing down on the dice, which in turn pushes the spacer & then the plastic dowel. It takes some work... but it's well worth it:one:
Originally Posted by HillsdaleHHR
(Post 235169)
Wow, that's big
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Originally Posted by wingfeather
(Post 235203)
Magic!
It was part DIY, part purchase. Some of my methodology owes thanks to "CJ". I found a shift knob (intended for a manual transmission) which was made by Autologix. It fit well onto the metal rod that the stock knob attaches to. Since the auto trans requires a button to be pushed to shift (and to get your keys out of the ignition), I had to come up with a way to push the inner part of the rod down (it has a plastic dowel in there). Through some experimentation, I found a metal spacer that fit the inner diameter of the rod & would allow for engaging the button (which no longer exists) by pushing down on the dice, which in turn pushes the spacer & then the plastic dowel. ( |
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