Subject	I take a scrap of paper, fold it into a tiny rectangle
Posted by	vorpalZed on May 10, 2019 at 3:36 PM
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In Reply To	I can get the shift knob tightened in the correct position. posted by ZXoltan on May 10, 2019 at 10:59 AM
Message	pop it into the shifter threaded hole and tighten down. If you don't quite get it to were you want it when it tightens up, pull and add another tiny hard folded square of paper. A couple should do it, as I've done this on all three of my shifters in my Zeds and its worked fine... no thread locker needed.
Follow Ups	After completing timing belt change and a few deletes... - Woodnutz 23:34:44 05/09/19 No answer, but a question... How big a difference... - GrecV2 10:35:43 05/10/19 For me, huge difference. It was floppy as hell - I know >>> - Woodnutz 13:03:06 05/10/19 I can get the shift knob tightened in the correct position. - ZXoltan 10:59:38 05/10/19 I put pipe seal tape on mine. Stays put, (n/m) - GrecV2 11:09:16 05/10/19 I'll try that. Makes sense. Taking it to the German torque - Woodnutz 13:26:37 05/10/19 Sorry, meant I CANT get it tightened in right pos'n (n/m) - ZXoltan 12:04:18 05/10/19 I had to do several applications of blue loctite - LitlElvis 13:19:20 05/10/19 I take a scrap of paper, fold it into a tiny rectangle - vorpalZed 15:36:12 05/10/19 This. (n/m) - MixManMash 20:06:15 05/10/19 I perforate my folded paper rectangles for weight savings (n/m) - LJZTT 17:58:04 05/11/19 Speed holes FTW. (n/m) - MixManMash 23:18:21 05/11/19 lol (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 14:07:10 05/12/19 I did the paper stuffed in the knob - worked well. Easy - Woodnutz 17:38:36 05/11/19 My stillen short shifter body gave way before the shift knob - Jehannum 15:10:49 05/14/19
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