4x4 shift knob
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highdesertrange
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there is a jamb nut under the shifter. back that off first then it just unscrews by hand. highdesertranger
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My tcase knob just unscrews, the fourspeed knob has a jamb nut though.
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both of mine have jamb nuts. what t-case are you running? mine is a 205. highdesertranger
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I don’t see a jamb nut on mine and I can’t get the dang thing off. Lol
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Try a strap wrench, just be sure the one you purchase goes small enough to fit the Knob. ..Same concept as the belt, just with a handle to leverage with.
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Looks glued on. I think the belt or strap wrench is the only option
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Pipe wrench and a new knob.
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Or that
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A new knob it was.
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Pics of the carnage?
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@DoubleDingo haha No, I threw it away as soon as I took it off, but it wasn't horribly bad. I mostly wanted to put on a new one.
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