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Old 03-30-03, 05:13 PM   #1
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Shift Boot and E Brake Boto Removal

Ok,

I am sure this is simple as hell. But I was wondering how can a guy remove his shift boot and e-brake boot in a '99 Civic Si. If someone has a link that would be great
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Old 03-31-03, 09:02 AM   #2
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Twist off your shift knob. It's normal right hand threads. Then take the screws out of the sides of your console and lift it out. Then there are screws on the underside that hold the shift boot in.
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