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Old 06-08-2008, 06:49 AM
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Reversing the shift direction for 5AT

I did this to my g37 a while ago and it works out really well. I love how that you can upshift when slamming down on the shifter.
here is pictures on how to do it on your vehicle.
first you would have to pull down the shifter boot to view the locking tab on the ****

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Now you would have to remove the locking tab by pulling it towards you and lifting up the shifter ****.

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While you have the **** out now you can remove the shifter finisher by putting the shifter into
gear so you will have room when removing the finisher by pulling it from the back end then pulling
it out.

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Now pull out the cup holder by pulling it from the front side and pulling towards the front.
be sure to leave the key in the off position so no MIL appears.

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Now you can see the connector which is located at the rear of the shifter assy. on the left side.

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pull out the connector and remove the front locking tab on the front of the connector so the terminal pins
can be seen.

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Now look at the harness side of the connector and find the blue and purple wire which are located
at the top of the connector from left to right would be the second and third (locking connector at the top).
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Be sure to use a terminal pin removal tool or a small pick and lift the tab on the front of the connector and
pull the terminals out from the back of the connector. The locking tab for the terminals is just right on top of each termianl.
Be sure not to damage the terminals lock tab which might not lock the terminal back in the connector.
When both wires are out, now switch them and be sure that you hear a click when inserting the terminals or pull
on the wire gently to be sure there locked in
Install in the revers order. enjoy.....the.....ride.....

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Old 06-09-2008, 11:19 PM
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im very confused on step 3 how to take the whole front out..
Old 06-10-2008, 06:23 AM
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If your talking about taking out the shifter finisher then all you have to do is pull up the finisher from the back end with a panel popper. If you dont have a panel popper then pull it from the back end of the boot then slide it out towards you.
Old 06-10-2008, 08:11 AM
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Excellent 12fear... Thanks for putting this together.
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dont get it...
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how do i take the whole thing out?
Old 06-12-2008, 07:25 AM
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which part do you not get. Is it the front finisher or the cupholder. The front shifter finisher can be removed by prying up the rear of the finisher.
Old 06-12-2008, 03:26 PM
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does someone make a replacement cover for the prnd +- that reads prnd-+?
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^ bump
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I really doubt that they have a replacement part
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confused....totally
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which part are you confused of.
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taking the console out and the wires
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Originally Posted by 12fear
which part are you confused of.
i am a prety hands on kind of guy but i dont really understand your DIY...maybe its gonna take it for me to understand to actually try it. regardless, very cool!
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bump
help!


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