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K9F



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United Kingdom 2008 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Stornoway Grey
Thanks,

The SVX one is definately different. The lower portion (below the knob) can indeed be pulled down the shaft. It does not have the plastic sheathing and you can see a partial threaded portion at the base of the knob itself.
I suspect the SVX knob is threaded and secured in place with some form of thread lock.
Understandably I have no desire to use any tooling to try to undo it as I do not wish to risk damage to the gear knob, or the transfer lever mechanism itself.
I have no other option but a 'swap out.'

Thankfully Dgardel has come to the rescue. (Again.... Bow down ) He has e-mailed me a comprehensive step by step guide on how to remove/replace the transfer lever.

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K9F wrote:
Thanks,

...........

Thankfully Dgardel has come to the rescue. (Again.... Bow down ) He has e-mailed me a comprehensive step by step guide on how to remove/replace the transfer lever.

................


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jefferi_k



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Hi there,

I just bought BRIT PART DA5051 Aluminium gear knob and transfer knob for my 2010 puma. The gear lever installation is fine, My problem is when i pull out the standard transfer knob i notice it has a groove plastic lining. The new aluminium transfer lever doesnt. In the packaging they included GRIP GLUE. But the gap between the inner aluminium wall and lever stick is big. I would need a lot of GRIP GLUE. HELP on installing the Aluminium transfer lever properly.
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DEF_Jam



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Italy 2008 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 SW Stornoway Grey
K9F wrote:
Thanks,

The SVX one is definately different. The lower portion (below the knob) can indeed be pulled down the shaft. It does not have the plastic sheathing and you can see a partial threaded portion at the base of the knob itself.
I suspect the SVX knob is threaded and secured in place with some form of thread lock.
Understandably I have no desire to use any tooling to try to undo it as I do not wish to risk damage to the gear knob, or the transfer lever mechanism itself.
I have no other option but a 'swap out.'

Thankfully Dgardel has come to the rescue. (Again.... Bow down ) He has e-mailed me a comprehensive step by step guide on how to remove/replace the transfer lever.

Thanks for getting back Matt..... Thumbs Up


I need to remove the transfer lever knob from my SVX. Could you please share the instructions?
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