shifter removal tool
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For the early style trans all you need is a hammer and screwdriver. Once the shifter boot is out of the way take a look at the cup on the inside of the shifter tower (the shifter goes through it). You will notice that there is a slight corner on four sides. Hook a corner of it with a screwdriver and hit down and counter clockwise to remove the shifter. The opposite to reinstall it. On the install it may be easier to have a friend holding the ring down while you hit it with a hammer.
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For the early style trans all you need is a hammer and screwdriver. Once the shifter boot is out of the way take a look at the cup on the inside of the shifter tower (the shifter goes through it). You will notice that there is a slight corner on four sides. Hook a corner of it with a screwdriver and hit down and counter clockwise to remove the shifter. The opposite to reinstall it. On the install it may be easier to have a friend holding the ring down while you hit it with a hammer.
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Must be an earlier shifter-the tool to remove mine (once you have removed the obvious 4 bolts holding it to the transmission) is a human hand. You reach out, grasp the shifter, and lift it out of the transmission.
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98 changed the shifter tower. Early models took the screw driver method and late models bolt the shifter in. Either tower will interchange. There is also a difference in the way the 4x4 shifter works. A little late on the info but will help someones search later.
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