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    the screw that holds the automatic shift knob down

    OK, I took off the shift knob to put on an after market shifter that I got. Now I want to put my old shift knob back on but can't find the damn screw. Do I have to buy the shift knob as a unit from GM or can I just buy the screw that holds it on, or is the whole unit under warranty?

    please help me...
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  • #2
    remember what the screw looked like and go buy one from a hardware shop or something... thats what I would do?!?!
    Originally posted by Toyz
    Originally posted by simplyred
    what do you guys think about switching up the teams again?!
    As long as i dont have to catch, i am all for it!

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    • #3
      Re: the screw that holds the automatic shift knob down

      Originally posted by xr50tim
      OK, I took off the shift knob to put on an after market shifter that I got. Now I want to put my old shift knob back on but can't find the damn screw. Do I have to buy the shift knob as a unit from GM or can I just buy the screw that holds it on, or is the whole unit under warranty?

      please help me...
      Just curious, but did the aftermarket shifter not fit?
      Originally posted by TLS2000
      It's all fun and games, until someone gets skull fucked.


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      • #4
        any pics of the aftermarket shifter?
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        • #5
          I agree with Noah! If you dont remember what it looked like, ask a member to take a picture of the screw for you. Im sure someone will even be able to give exact sizes aswell. Go over to the local hardware store and buy a replacement. Or if you are going to the dealer anyways, tell them the screw fell out and i would imagine they would cover it.
          Hurricanes are like women : when they come, they're wet and wild, but when they leave they take your house and car.

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          • #6
            No-one EVER wants to lose this screw. I went to the dealership to replace it. It's not covered under warranty. Now everyone go and hold the screw that I'm talking about in your'e hand and imagine paying $15.00 Canadian plus tax for it.

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            • #7
              Re: the screw that holds the automatic shift knob down

              Originally posted by MONTERACER
              Originally posted by xr50tim
              OK, I took off the shift knob to put on an after market shifter that I got. Now I want to put my old shift knob back on but can't find the damn screw. Do I have to buy the shift knob as a unit from GM or can I just buy the screw that holds it on, or is the whole unit under warranty?

              please help me...
              Just curious, but did the aftermarket shifter not fit?
              No, it fits but when I have it on I can't take my key out of the ignition unless I take the shifter off.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by LoJac963
                any pics of the aftermarket shifter?
                This is gonna to sound stupid but, how do I post pics right in this reply?

                I have pics stored on my computer I just need to know how to load them in to this reply.

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                • #9
                  How-to for uploading pics

                  Right here
                  Hurricanes are like women : when they come, they're wet and wild, but when they leave they take your house and car.

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                  • #10
                    i'm pretty sure the warranty doesn't cover senior moments or early onset senility.
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                    • #11
                      There is an Ace Nut and Screw store just down the road from here.
                      I can swing by and see if they have it. They are usually less than 15 cents.

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