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search for the lost grommet
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BillGargan
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Did you did grommet?
Shoot! I thought you was talkin about a cook!
Turns out you just have a thing for removing "clothes"?
I have to say thanks though for all of the pictures with the plastic off. I had to remove most of the left side plastic off of ours Saturday. Stuck in 5th gear on the way back from a tire change in Cleveland. We're visiting family in N Canton Ohio so was able to use their garage and some of their tools to re-install the shift lever on our RT-S, SE. Thanks to this forum I decided to check underneath to see if I needed to do the trick with shifting with a 13mm wrench. Saw the gear shift lever hanging there so got out my thumb drive with the Shop Manual and went to work. I lost one plastic rivet and one of the stainless screws that holds the bottom panel. Found replacements at a local hardware/automotive store so we're all back together and ready to roll. Just waiting on weather now, flash flood warnings out.
Dwight
Turns out you just have a thing for removing "clothes"?
I have to say thanks though for all of the pictures with the plastic off. I had to remove most of the left side plastic off of ours Saturday. Stuck in 5th gear on the way back from a tire change in Cleveland. We're visiting family in N Canton Ohio so was able to use their garage and some of their tools to re-install the shift lever on our RT-S, SE. Thanks to this forum I decided to check underneath to see if I needed to do the trick with shifting with a 13mm wrench. Saw the gear shift lever hanging there so got out my thumb drive with the Shop Manual and went to work. I lost one plastic rivet and one of the stainless screws that holds the bottom panel. Found replacements at a local hardware/automotive store so we're all back together and ready to roll. Just waiting on weather now, flash flood warnings out.
Dwight
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jeuchler
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