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Old 11-30-2014, 06:58 AM
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Can u guys help me. Ive been trying to remove my ap2 knob but i cant find that locking nut and yes ive been searching how to remove it and i cant find that locking nut.. I saw most of the thread how remove it but they have the ap1 knob not the ap2.. The reason why i need to remove the knob is that im trying remove my soft top.. And its part of the instruction..
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Old 11-30-2014, 07:47 AM
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Not sure why you need to remove the shift knob to remove the soft top unless you're removing the switch too.

You may not have a lock nut on yours but it's hard to align the shift pattern with the vehicle without one. I removed my leather knob in a fit of wild customization last summer when I fitted the ball shaped CR (?) knob. There was a lock nut on my AP2. She's in storage so I can't find a photo,

Here's some stock photos:





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You don't have the lock nut, it is missing, Just grab the knob and turn left with a bit of force.
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so is it a counter clock wise or clock wise? thanks for the support guys
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Missing the nut. As you are sitting In the driver seat you turn the knob counter clockwise.

Just a fyi: this dosnt need to be removed if your doing a top. What directions are you reading?

You can litterly do a top install with removing just the seats, spare tire, and the rear package tray stuff. Roll hoops, center consoles, and everything else can stay.

Good luck
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Lefty loosy, righty tighty. So Step 1 grab knob. Step 2 twist left (counter clockwise, towards drivers seat). Step 3 profit?
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thx !! i finally took it out
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