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#959358 07/27/2013 6:22 PM
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Does anyone know if the original shift knob is a screw on? or if it can be removed? I have been applying WD-40 for the past week and it does not want to unscrew, any suggestions on how to removed it without damaging the finish?

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Some screw on some push on. Look under the knob where the shaft enters. If you don't see a metal insert it's a push on. My '38 coupe is a push on. Maybe sometime in the past it was glued on?? The OEM knob is black rubber and you can get repops both threaded and push on.


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I have two shifters, the one I used has a threaded end on the shifter with no knob and the second shifter has a knob but no insert so I guess it is a push on. Thanks for the answer, are there any good reproduction screw on knobs available?

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That's the most common. Any of the vendors will have it. Below are those listed by Chevs of the 40s. All of the vendors will have them. The screw on says four speed but it will work for a screw shaft three speed. They normally don't have the shift pattern on them.
Push on

Screw on


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Thanks these look great


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