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Taking off grey frame around the shifter
anybody know how to remove the grey frame around the shifter. I want to paint it. I tried search, but no luck
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It just pops off.
Just use your fingernails or gently use a small flat head screw driver.
It's easy.
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If you screw it up ... $127 part from Acura. I just had mine replaced under warrant because the tabs broke off and the boot kept coming loose.
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