ididit Gear Shift Lever Replacement - Manual

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ididi
T, inc
PROPERTY OF
ididi
T, inc
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ididi
T, inc
PROPERTY OF
ididi
T, inc
PROPERTY OF
ididi
T, inc
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ididi
T, inc ididit inc. 610 S. Maumee St. 49286 Tecumseh, MI PH: 517-424-0577 FAX: 517-424-7293
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Gear Shift Lever Replacement for ididit Column Shift Columns
For Part Number’s 2504300020, 2504300120, 2504300220, 2504300320
Instruction #: 8000010081 REV 04/12
Tools necessary for the job:
• Hammer
• Flat ended punch 3/16” diameter
• Pliers
• Flat Head Screwdriver
Kit Includes:
• Shift Lever
• Shift Pin (example to right A)
• Bushing (example to right B)
1. The shift pin holding the shift lever must be removed.
To do this lightly tap the shift pin from the bottom of
the column shift hub. Do not completely remove yet,
just loosen the shift pin enough that it comes up about
a ¼”.
(Figure 1)
2. Once the shift pin is up and high enough, use pliers or
lightly tap the shift pin and pull the shift pin up another
¼”, but not enough to pull the pin completely out of its
socket. We want a little tension still on the shift lever
because of the spring that is inside.
(Figure 2)
3. Next slide a flat head screw driver behind the old shift
lever and onto the shift lever tension spring. This will
act similar to a shoehorn.
(Figure 2 A)
4. With the flat head screwdriver putting a tension on the
spring, pull the shift pin out of its location. (Figure 3)
5. Gently pull the column shift lever out of its location
while keeping tension on the spring.
6. Once the shift arm has been completely removed,
slowly pull the screwdriver out and release the tension
from the spring. Verify that the spring has not moved
from its canal location.
(Figure 4 A)
7. Next slide your new shift lever into position. Install
the lever at an angle with the plastic flange facing the
bottom.
(Figure 5)
8. Line up the hole for the shift pin to be reinstalled, you
may need to push back, forth or pull out to line these
holes up.
9. Install the shift pin from the top of the shift hub and
push in. Now with your punch and hammer, gently
tap the shift pin back into its original location until it is
flush.
(Figure 6 & 7)
Your installation of the new shift lever is complete!