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1. Begin by unscrewing and removing the stock shift knob. It unscrews
counterclockwise. Set the emergency brake. Open the center console so that the
lid is out of the way.
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2. Pull up on the cup holder assembly. It should pop straight up.
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3. Carefully pull up on the silver plastic assembly around the
gearshift. It will pop out in the same manner as the cupholders. It is attached
to the cupholder assembly by two plastic clips from underneath. Remove these
clips.
4. Remove the cupholder assembly completely.
Disconnect the electrical connectors behind the ashtray. Remove the silver
assembly around the shifter and turn it upside down.
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5. You will see 4 screws that hold the shift boot in place. Remove
the 4 gold screws.
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6. You will see 4 screws that hold the shift boot in place. Remove
the 4 gold screws. Remove the stock shift boot and shift boot frame.
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7. Separate the boot from the frame.
8. Take your new boot and hook it onto the frame in the same manner
that the stock boot was attached. It should fit perfectly.
9. Place the stock plastic ring off the stock boot on the gearshift
rod. You can glue the ring onto the new shift boot if you want to, but it's not
necessary. The stock shift knob will hold the plastic ring in place once
everything is put back together.
10. Reverse these directions to reassemble the center console.
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11. Remove 2 lower screws attaching the upper lid to the console.
12. Remove lid
13. Remove single screw holding latch to cover (it will not come out until
step 14)
14. Insert long flat tip screwdriver in between the black plastic and cloth
cover and pry the plastic piece out. On Japanese models the inner
lid is secured with 2 extra screws and won't come off until you remove them.
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15. Be careful to not break the plastic. It will come just work around the whole thing slowly and carefully. |
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16. Remove inner cover and catch, must remove remaining screw holding
catch. |
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17. Remove cover by removing staples. |
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18. Once cover is removed, put leather cover over armrest and fold
down the sides using either double sided tape or spray adhesive to hold the
sides in place. |
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19. Stretch leather to smooth out all wrinkles and then reinstall the
inner cover and catch. |
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20. Reinstall screw holding catch in place and then two lower screws
that hold arm rest to the center console. |
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ENJOY YOUR NEW LEATHER BOOTS! |
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Useful tip
You have installed a product made out of genuine leather. As you know, to maintain a leather product in good condition, you should take care of it. We suggest occasionally (every 4-6 week for example) applying some leather conditioner/UV protector to keep your leather from drying up in the sun and cracking.
Redline Automotive Accessories Corp. will not be held liable for any labor, incidental or consequential damages of any kind. Proceed at your own risk.
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