chris03tl

Just got my Acura wood shift knob, and had a question for others that have it.

On a 2000-2003 TL, does it cover ALL of the shift-rod threads, or are the last 3 or 4 exposed? I have this thing on as tight as I can, and can still see the threads. Ive been told "thats the way it is" but figured Id ask from the people who probably have the most experience.

Thanks!!!
-Chris

Frank92si

Did you install it yourself? Because if so, it depends on how far you tightened the white inner cylinder piece as to how far down the lever will go... Unless your shifter knob was different than mine.

Got_3.2?

iTrader: (2)

i think mine shows 1 or 2 threads but i donno havent noticed it.

chris03tl

The ones that use the white cylinder are aftermarket pieces (I have one of those too).

The stock one doesnt require the white bushing, because it screws right onto the shift rod.

-chris

VTEC11

how can you tell if your knob is a factory knob? Does it have some acura part# on it on the inside? Because even the aftermarket ones have the white "A" symbol on it..

cofidis2

yeah, my 03 wood shifter shows about 2 threads, but my 99 does not show any threads. Thats just the way it is...the ACURA way

Bobbydoedoe

can someone post pic of their acura wood shift knob? thx in advance

chowan24

mine shows about 2 threads also

makers

'99 - no threads. Gen-u-ine Acura part; got it mail order from another dealer about a month after new car purchase - but my Acura symbol is gold!??!?!