shifter boot
#1
shifter boot
Hi all,
long time no post. Change of job, young kids, house renovations makes it hard to find time to get on the boards.
anyhow, the car has been off the road for a year. rebuilt engine, repainted engine bay, rewired the front half of the car and the dash, customised the rear springs and added adjustable shocks all round, rebuilt the diff and a few other bits and pieces and now into putting it back together.
to the question, my shifter has the spring loaded t-bar reverse lockout. How does this come apart? the boot has a big split in it which i want to replace before putting the console back in.
thanks!
long time no post. Change of job, young kids, house renovations makes it hard to find time to get on the boards.
anyhow, the car has been off the road for a year. rebuilt engine, repainted engine bay, rewired the front half of the car and the dash, customised the rear springs and added adjustable shocks all round, rebuilt the diff and a few other bits and pieces and now into putting it back together.
to the question, my shifter has the spring loaded t-bar reverse lockout. How does this come apart? the boot has a big split in it which i want to replace before putting the console back in.
thanks!
#4
i wouldn't worry aboput the top of the shifter, rather unmount the shifter from the gearbox. the lockout mechanism might mount there. not sure as I've never seen one. then shove the shifter booit from below.
but as TX says, you might even be able to remove the **** and walk the boot over the lockout handle. that would be the easiest/.
but as TX says, you might even be able to remove the **** and walk the boot over the lockout handle. that would be the easiest/.
#7
thanks all
I'll have a go and see what happens.
should be driving again in a few weeks.
last of the wiring loom sorted tonight.
finally confirmed that my car is not actually a 66 but a 65!
I'll have a go and see what happens.
should be driving again in a few weeks.
last of the wiring loom sorted tonight.
finally confirmed that my car is not actually a 66 but a 65!