There are two small T20 set screws under the chrome collar. You have to pry that down about a 1/4" and then you'll see them. The entire knob slides off after that. You still have to take off the gray trim to get to the wire connector that is located on the driver side of the entire shift assembly. It is hard to pry that chrome collar down. There are two small tabs holding it up. One is in the front and one in the back. But it DOES move down. Just be patient.
Very possible. I couldn't figure out how to remove the chrome piece to check. If you can figure it out and verify the location of the set screw, that would be pretty cool. That saves a great deal of effort for the guys that just want to tighten up a loose shifter knob.
@@MazdaB3K Just put a 2011 shift knob on my 2008! You take a clean thin flathead, slide it between the leather and the chrome ring and apply downward pressure. The chrome ring will slide down revealing 2 T20 Torx screws!
Yes. There are two small T20 set screws under the chrome collar. You have to pry that down about a 1/4" and then you'll see them. The entire knob slides off after that. You still have to take off the gray trim to get to the wire connector that is located on the driver side of the entire shift assembly. It is hard to pry that chrome collar down. There are two small tabs holding it up. One is in the front and one in the back. But it DOES move down. Just be patient.
Well I use my wrecking bar to get that all apart. Much easier
I desperately needed this video. THANK YOU!!
Glad I was able to help.
There are two small T20 set screws under the chrome collar. You have to pry that down about a 1/4" and then you'll see them. The entire knob slides off after that. You still have to take off the gray trim to get to the wire connector that is located on the driver side of the entire shift assembly. It is hard to pry that chrome collar down. There are two small tabs holding it up. One is in the front and one in the back. But it DOES move down. Just be patient.
Good information to have. Should make this process easier for the next guy.
shouldn't the set screw just be under the chrome trim on the knob
Very possible. I couldn't figure out how to remove the chrome piece to check. If you can figure it out and verify the location of the set screw, that would be pretty cool. That saves a great deal of effort for the guys that just want to tighten up a loose shifter knob.
@@MazdaB3K Just put a 2011 shift knob on my 2008! You take a clean thin flathead, slide it between the leather and the chrome ring and apply downward pressure. The chrome ring will slide down revealing 2 T20 Torx screws!
Yes. There are two small T20 set screws under the chrome collar. You have to pry that down about a 1/4" and then you'll see them. The entire knob slides off after that. You still have to take off the gray trim to get to the wire connector that is located on the driver side of the entire shift assembly. It is hard to pry that chrome collar down. There are two small tabs holding it up. One is in the front and one in the back. But it DOES move down. Just be patient.
What engine does this car have?
This particular Fusion has the Duratec 3.0L