OEM Mopar Shift Knobs
Intermediate Shaft, Lower
Input Shaft Bearing
Axle Shaft, Left
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Do Shift Knobs Make a Difference?
Whether you drive a manual- or automatic-transmission vehicle, using a shift knob that feels comfortable makes a huge difference. In many cases, original factory knobs are designed for maximum driver comfort and convenience. However, because of cost-cutting, some built-in knobs wear out fast and no longer provide the best experience. Some owners opt to customize their shift knob, whether it’s by switching to weighted knobs or using a different grip type.
How to Know If a Shift Knob Will Fit
A necessary prerequisite before you get a new shift knob is by measuring the gear lever’s dimensions, which include the knob’s external diameter and thread size. Consider using a thread sizing chart as reference. But if you somehow can’t find a replacement knob that you like with a size that fits your vehicle, no need to worry! Adapter kits are available in most shift knob purchases.
Is It Easy to Change Shift Knobs?
Replacing gear shift knobs are often as easy as screwing out the existing knob then inserting your new knob. It can be a bit more complicated in some models and makes, so you can refer to your vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations or in niche online forums with owners of the same vehicle model that you drive.
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