gear knob thread

[hinch]

I need to fit a nut to my gear shaft to stop the new knob going down too far and stopping the lock out collar (it didn't come with one) does anyone know what thread / diameter it is so I can find a nut that fits to act as a lock

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[Spider]

I need to fit a nut to my gear shaft to stop the new knob going down too far and stopping the lock out collar (it didn't come with one) does anyone know what thread / diameter it is so I can find a nut that fits to act as a lock

Should come with a nut it's in the fitting instructions

 

[Wilbs]

I used blue thread lock with my gt350 gear knob seems to work well never had a problem with it moving,

 

[Kristian87]

I used blue thread lock with my gt350 gear knob seems to work well never had a problem with it moving,

Same...blue loctite i think i have. There is a cjpp tutorial that explains about not threading a shift knob too far. Spin it so the bottom of the shift knob is level with the top of the lockout thing, then go 3 x more rotations. Once the loctite sets (overnight) it will be fine n dandy

 

[hinch]

Should come with a nut it's in the fitting instructions

no nut or instructions in box i shall break out the blue stuff

 

[Spider]

The cue ball one he's bought looks like mine with a pony logo instead of ford racing. Hence him asking about the locking nut. With mine you wind the locking nut down the shaft a specified distance (I think it's 15.3mm) and and loctite it then you then wind down the shift knob to the nut.

[MENTION=26439]hinch[/MENTION] I'm meeting Stewart this week over your way. I can copy you the instructions if needed and at the same time you can sort that bit of business out with Stewart?

 

[Spider]

no nut or instructions in box i shall break out the blue stuff

Ahh OK

 

[hinch]

The cue ball one he's bought looks like mine with a pony logo instead of ford racing. Hence him asking about the locking nut. With mine you wind the locking nut down the shaft a specified distance (I think it's 15.3mm) and and loctite it then you then wind down the shift knob to the nut.

[MENTION=26439]hinch[/MENTION] I'm meeting Stewart this week over your way. I can copy you the instructions if needed and at the same time you can sort that bit of business out with Stewart?

I don't need instructions and won't get chance to go buy a nut until next weekend
But i'll come meet him with you won't know if he's found the 4th spring until tomorrow when he's had chance to ring the garage

Just can't do monday/tuesday as car going in to garage for warrant stuff won't get it back until tuesday evening.

 

[Spider]

I don't need instructions and won't get chance to go buy a nut until next weekend
But i'll come meet him with you won't know if he's found the 4th spring until tomorrow when he's had chance to ring the garage

Just can't do monday/tuesday as car going in to garage for warrant stuff won't get it back until tuesday evening.

OK lemme know if he's got it said I'd meet him one day this week early evening can be whenever.

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