does it work if the shift shaft does not have threads?
1465346
No, you need threads. If you can manage to get a shaft w/ threads you should be fine. They have adaptors for 3 size
1465347
Yeah it does the only thing you have to do is still dermal the hole out to a size it is then have some type of adhesive around the gear stick and inside the hole of the shifter you just drilled out worked perfect for my e28!
1465348
No. It must have threads. If yours doesn't have threads than your car is messed up.
1465349
With a little glue it certainly could. But it is made with threading in mind.
1567047
I used it to replace my grip shift and it worked just fine. Depending on how well matched the gears and the shifter are, you may need to shift one past where you want to go and then shift back to get it to pop into gear properly if they are not perfectly aligned.
1385412
If you just have a knob with no push button or any kind of selector switch then it might.. but as is for majority of automatics i doubt it as it is just a regular shift knob for more or less standard vehicles. Hope this helps or feel free to ask another question.
394345
it works OK. in my situation, I'm probably better off getting the twist style shifter. I have a Specialized HR.
1054239
No. Per MGW's website their short throw shifter fits factory 12MM threads, "Accepts Factory or aftermarket shift knobs with 12mm threads". This shift knob has 3/8-16 threads. It can be drilled and tapped to fit the 12MM thread however. I did this when I installed it on my 2013 Ford Focus. You will not be able to return this if you perform this modification.
1292910
It really depends more on how your current shift knob is attached. If it is pressed on, it may be difficult or impossible to remove manually. Otherwise, I think this should fit any standard stick.
434004
The shifter only has two detents, so it will only work with a double crankset
1200959
Most likely not a bad shifter. I would guess you need to just take up the slack at the derraillure. Search for a you tube video on it. It may help.
72091
Matthew, I used it on a Ford Transit connect, which had a 1/4 inch shifter. The screw hardly held on with just general use. I had to place a thin, rubber sleeve over the shaft so that the screws would hold on. In a vehicle like your you would have to replace the screws or find something that would really hold the screws in place.
1643314
You ned to install a tension adjuster on the rear shift cable, somewhere between the shifter and derailer. This can be an inline barrel type, or a cable stop type.
1948490
I assume it would. It is a relatively inexpensive shifter, but easy to install. I would just make sure you have the right numbe ro fgears to match up with the shifter
689501
Manual or automatic? Manual should fit as long as the current shift knob screws on to a threaded shift shaft. Auto I'm not sure about
360372
Probably. Mines an automatic but my shift knob didn't require a button push to change into gear. I think the button is only part of the shift knob so that way it wont move without being pushed, but i would take the knob off and make sure that you don't have to push anything in order to move it
1904121
This 'click type' torque wrench, like any 'click type' I have ever seen will not work on left hand threads. Look at the straight bar, the ones with the dial and pointer on them. Or, I would call the major manufacturers and ask them. They do exist as a specialty item. Get a part number.
1531269
Yes it does. But they will not stay tight. You need a cap screw in the end of the drive shaft with spacers to allow the clutch to move sideways about 1/8". This allows the clutch to self align.
2237837
with additional American Shifter 423 Metric Shift Knob Adapter Set the answer is yes. the ball itself comes with no adapters.
908052
you have to check and see if it takes a long shaftor short shaftin the bolt pattern