This Video is for anyone who want to or is having i hard time removing the shifter knob on a 2009 or newer nissan Versa, Sentra, Cube and Altama. Spread the LOVE.
Dude, you have no idea how helpful this was, i have a 2013 nissan sentra and its standard, I've tried so many times trying to take the damn thing off, I've tried the twisting, but nothing. I've searched everywhere also and found nothing, so kudos to you man, thanks a lot.
I just bought a shift knob for my 2007 Nissan Versa and was lost when I removed the shift knob and saw that piece of white plastic. I found this video and i strongly believe I'll have success in installing it. Thank you soooo much for this awesome explanation.
Super helpful, got a 2013 nissan pulsar st, looked everywhere online and everyone kept saying, just keep spinning it, but it wouldnt spin, found this and bam first try got it off, well plastic part i tore apart to get off, and reused bottom of it as helped snug fit my new shifter onto it
I tried twisting off of the white cap part and it exploded from the amount of force i used to twist i felt like I was One Punch Man or some shit. Thanks tho it worked. Got my Black Katana shifter lookin like a samurai in my Sentra. Lol
Alex Castro I definitely have the tools that day I didn’t have them with me and I used what I had but I won hundred percent agree always use the best tool for the job!
1963 Stratocaster you can find it at pep boys! If you want one right away if not I will take time and check online sources like Amazon just make sure it’s the one that you screw on directly and not the ones that uses Allen screws at the base of the shift knob.
Yorgan Yog sorry about the incredibly late response the white plastic piece if you’re able Keep it intact should fit back in the original shifter and yes you should be able to slide it back on anytime you decide to resell the vehicle
Not 100% sure it really is apart of the inside of the knob not the shifter rod. I would a screw on replacement. It doesn’t change the value of the car. Or yank one off at a junkyard.