How to?? Shift knob removal on a 240 AT?

Discussion in 'Volvo 240' started by Ken Pisichko, Aug 18, 2004.

  1. Ken Pisichko

    Ken Pisichko Guest

    How do I remove the shifter knob from the AT shift stick?

    I want to replace a broken plastic housing that covers the "hole" from
    the passenger compartment to the underneath tranny "compartment.

    Thanks.

    Ken
     
    Ken Pisichko, Aug 18, 2004
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  2. I just did this on my 244 GL with an automatic transmission about a month
    ago. I hope I remember. there is a chrome plastic piece on the left side
    of the shift stick thing. you have to take that off, unscrew the plastic
    cover that shows what gear you're in and lift that up. under that is a
    brass colored piece holding the reverse lockout button in. you need to
    pull that to the left, which will pull it out, then pry up the lockout
    button on top of the knob. then pry out the overdrive button and
    disconnect the wires. I think that you can just slide the knob off after
    that. there is also a safety switch that lights up the plastic housing and
    turns on your back up lights that might have to be taken off in order to
    get to the brass piece but I don't think so. if you do, put the car in
    park, lift up the housing, lift the safety thing up and disconnect the
    wires. it should come out. I hope this is helpful
     
    theflamemachine, Aug 19, 2004
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