Cannot screw on OEM Titanium shift knob AP2
Just got the OEM Ti knob from Handa accessories, however when I try screwing on the knob it doesn't work. It gets a little bit screwed on then stops. I tried to search on this forum for some help, but seems like everyone was able to get it installed. Do I need to apply some lubricant to apply the knob?
You might have started threading it on not with the thread pattern. If that is the case it probably got cross threaded now. Try moving it to a different start point to thread on. If that still doesn't work you might need to re tap it.
The threading within the knob looks fine, could it be the shifter itself? It had a junk aftermarket one (A Pilot Automotive one to be exact, which has a plastic piece which you force down onto the shifter) so I'm not sure if that could of damaged the threading on the shifter.
did you get the one for your year? it looks like they have one for 2000-2003 and one for 2004-2009.
Titanium Shift Knob
Genuine Factory Honda S2000 titanium shift knob. Designed for the S2000 with a nod to Honda's great racing heritage. This shift knob provides a unique feel and distinctive appearance.
Reuses the stock retaining nut, if yours is missing see below to order one separately.
Fits Years 2004-2009, for other years <Click Here>
Titanium Shift Knob
Genuine Factory Honda S2000 titanium shift knob. Designed for the S2000 with a nod to Honda's great racing heritage. This shift knob provides a unique feel and distinctive appearance.
Reuses the stock retaining nut, if yours is missing see below to order one separately.
Fits Years 2004-2009, for other years <Click Here>
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check the thread on the shifter for messed up threads or maybe some sort of dirt or something that could block the knob from screwing on.
If you want to check the threads of the knob the only thing I can think of is to bring the knob to a hardware store and test out a bolt that has the same thread pattern on the knob.
If you want to check the threads of the knob the only thing I can think of is to bring the knob to a hardware store and test out a bolt that has the same thread pattern on the knob.


