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there are some clips on the flappy rubber+silver surround at the base, which when u lift up, lets u get access to a metal clip on the stick shaft.
i found you have to (permanently) bend/distort this metal clip off.
then you can pop the round rubber knob bit off
i found you have to (permanently) bend/distort this metal clip off.
then you can pop the round rubber knob bit off
It's easy.
Feel through the flappy rubber at the bottom towards the dash for two clips, pull them up and slide the gaitor and plastic assembly forward and lift up. Pull it all the way up like you would do a t-shirt to a kid and you'll see how the knob is secured to the lever with a clip. Pull the clip off with pliers (Cannot then be reused) and pull free ... the new one goes on and back together the same way, though can be fixed back on with a jubilee clip.
Hope that helps - I'm fitting a new one next week and I'll make a little video when I do it, same on most new VAG cars.
Feel through the flappy rubber at the bottom towards the dash for two clips, pull them up and slide the gaitor and plastic assembly forward and lift up. Pull it all the way up like you would do a t-shirt to a kid and you'll see how the knob is secured to the lever with a clip. Pull the clip off with pliers (Cannot then be reused) and pull free ... the new one goes on and back together the same way, though can be fixed back on with a jubilee clip.
Hope that helps - I'm fitting a new one next week and I'll make a little video when I do it, same on most new VAG cars.
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Yea cheers err let me no when u got the vid up and running so i can watch yea cheers..
I made the video when fitting my new knob. 
Here is a couple of videos, I had already loosened the gearknob from the lever before making the video... you can see how mines was secured on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjwZW7UK4us - Removing knob.
And this next video shows how the gaitor is secured to the knob and how to remove that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2ggjrZPlkY - Removing gaitor.
Here is a couple of videos, I had already loosened the gearknob from the lever before making the video... you can see how mines was secured on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjwZW7UK4us - Removing knob.
And this next video shows how the gaitor is secured to the knob and how to remove that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2ggjrZPlkY - Removing gaitor.
I made the video when fitting my new knob.
Here is a couple of videos, I had already loosened the gearknob from the lever before making the video... you can see how mines was secured on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjwZW7UK4us - Removing knob.
And this next video shows how the gaitor is secured to the knob and how to remove that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2ggjrZPlkY - Removing gaitor.
Thanks for making these vids they were very helpful mate!!
Personally i dont get what all the fuss is about! why would you want to take your knob off anyway?
dont tamper with it !
dont tamper with it !
Personally i dont get what all the fuss is about! why would you want to take your knob off anyway?
dont tamper with it !
To change it?
I fitted my new Seat Sport one when making that video... picked up a bargain - got it brand new for £8.
To change it?
I fitted my new Seat Sport one when making that video... picked up a bargain - got it brand new for £8.
Chris!!!! you spoiled a perfectly good joke
lol i got offerd one but didnt no wether it was guna be worth the effort if its hard to do
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sorry but ive got to take it further its class A material
You mean you were offered someone elses knob....but you didnt want to take it because you were unsure whether it be TOO hard to pull? ahhhhahahaaha
enough of the knob jokes now...
yeah its quite easy to do in short
You mean you were offered someone elses knob....but you didnt want to take it because you were unsure whether it be TOO hard to pull? ahhhhahahaaha
enough of the knob jokes now...
yeah its quite easy to do in short
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