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Thread: Puma gear knob cracking

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    Quote Originally Posted by patclan View Post
    Mine just cracked and is ready to peel away. Its a 2010 model so I guess that is not bad. now I need to find a replacement top or full lever also.
    2008 and just replaced with an original... a lot of money for something with no moving parts..but hey it's a Land Rover.
    Mahn England

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    Quote Originally Posted by one_iota View Post
    2008 and just replaced with an original... a lot of money for something with no moving parts..but hey it's a Land Rover.
    Do you know what the part number is for the original?
    thanks
    Pat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by patclan View Post
    Do you know what the part number is for the original?
    thanks
    Pat.
    Sorry I don't. My service man Pete Davis replaced it during a service.
    Mahn England

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    OK guys,so where do you get that alloy knob from,we need one?

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    Britpart catalogue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tact View Post
    There are basically only 2 issues with replacing one with another original shift:
    - I suppose that eventually even a replacement original shift will crack up too(?).
    - How expensive they are new.

    Getting a secondhand one at least solves the latter issue.

    Dazzler (thanks again, mate!) showed me that changing the whole stick really is a 5 min job. No tools. Just some grease needed.

    Compare that to the effort to hack the stick and fit something else....
    Reviving this thread - what is the 5 min way to replace the stick? I have the replacement part - just not sure what is the best method to replace it?

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    dip it in resin it will last longer, ( colour the numbers and letter so you can see it through the resin)
    done mine when it cracking five years ago still good , i did not do the colour bit, its and after though as i could not see them very well.
    Maybe my eyes...

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