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We have to know the year, make model and engine/transmission of your vehicle.
Sorry Jack, there are too many "OEM" Mopar shifters to answer the question without the proper information, so this Mopar guy can't answer such a simple-minded question.Jack M said:HMM, I was kinda hoping that the Mopar guys on here would know how to disassemble a common OEM Mopar four speed shifter.
Perfect. I now understand, Thanks for this and thanks all.mopar56 said:so I had to remove my sons gearshift from his shifter tonight as he was replacing it with a pistol grip, the key here is to get the feeler gauge,( I used an 11 thou) between the stick and the shifter as close as you can to the stick and on the drivers side of the stick, there is a small sort of "u' shaped cut out in the tin clip that faces upward that is pushing into a hole in the base of the stick, that will release the clip but the stick is still in there tight,our trans was on our work bench so we used a pair of vice grips to grab the stick at the base then tap up on it with the feeler gauge still in place, I also used a bit of penetrating oil, if your trans is still in the car you may just be able to pull on the stick with force to remove it, the whole process should take about 10 min once you have done it but we probably struggled 45 min till we figured the clip out