Silver Automatic Shift Knob - Aluminum Alloy Shifter Lever Handle Fits Most Auto Transmissions | Lunsom Review

It is a high-quality piece of metal. Feels incredibly solid and sturdy. Due to the way the button works, there's a good chance you're gonna have to make some accommodations to get it to function properly. On my gear selector, the button couldn't be pressed down far enough to allow gear shifts, so I had to had a quarter underneath the button. Basically, I push the button, which pushes a quarter, which pushes the gear selector shaft, thus, allowing me to shift gears.Keep the Allan Key handy, I…

Absolutely in love with the updated look of my car. Before purchasing I did ask about the compatibility with my car (2017 Infiniti QX70) and received confirmation. The adapter part was a bit tricky but finally ended up turning it upside down which did the trick. The handle is weighted and actually feels more securely in place than the original.

Very sturdy and the shifter does not wiggle at all, and the button does in fact work I had to make some adjustments for mine but just put the shifter down as low as you can if it is short and weird looking put those rubber tubes in with the flat side facing out then slide it down and screw it on and the button will work perfectly.

This unit required some alterations before it would fit my 2005 Ford Focus. However, once altered it is working well. It might not be durable enough to withstand rough use!

Installation is pretty easy even without instructions, it's pretty straight forward, I'm glad I got this as a current replacement as the one that was in my car (not sure how long) was falling apart and electrical tape is not doing its job. This shifter feels sturdy and the mounting hardware keeps it in place. I had to finagle it with stuffing the adapter with some paper so the lock button can fit and work smoothly.After installation, my car (2003 honda accord coupe) operates like normal after a

I bought this for my 1998 Honda prelude. It came with the shifter and everything you need to install it in your car. Thanks for attention.

This shift knob is a great replacement for a 2001 Honda Accord EX. The instructions were very minimal so it took a while to install. I tried using the adapter with the least thickness but it was too snug and wouldn't slide down the shift rod. I ended up screwing the knob shift directly onto the rod which worked. The screws were very small but did the job.

Does not fit a 2012 Nissan Sentra. Also, the button is a fake button. It does not work and it is just for looks. Other than that I wish it would have fit because the color is great, the material is very durable, and it is sleek.

Good item but when I put it on drive, there are times that it gets loose it might be me installing it wrong. It might not fit snugly against the shifter stem, causing rattling or looseness.

I love it put it with my makeshift boot and carbon fiber it looks good. Very easy to install in my 97 accord. The aluminum alloy might cause interference with electronics or sensors!

I liked the color since I’m getting a purple steering wheel cover. It was soooo easy to install & I’m a girl not a mechanic That's my feedback.

Alright first off this is a dumb design. I have a 03 Toyota Matrix, there is nothing in the knob to push down the release button. However, if you flip the rubber piece so that the solid end is facing the release button and the hollow end is facing up, it will work. It does feel sturdy and works well after rednecking it a tad. It’s also a nice color.

I got the colorful version and out of the box it is all scraped up… I’ll use it bc I’m not that picky. But the color is just paint and is coming off cheap as heck.

I like the feel was good but the button already had some wear an tear on it but all around good for the price That's my feedback!

They send you rubber inserts which is too tight to put on your gear stick and its not open on both sides which blocks off my orange stick that goes in the middle of my gear stick that deactivates the safety lock to put the car into gear. So if you have that you either have to bypass that or cut a hole in the insert. I ended up not using it and using the insert from a different one i had bought.

Other than the lack of instructions and poor illustration on this listing, I really like this gear shift knob - it's a solid aluminum construction and I won't be replacing it anytime soon unlike the stock gearshift knob on my 2003 Honda - I'm certain the vertical orientation while having less parts won't break anytime soon.Onto the poor instruction, so the adapters you get have to be cut open at the top (I used a wire cutter tool) and then slid (I should say struggled to get it on) over the…

The quality of the knob was good, but just like everyone else in the reviews section, the button didn’t work during the first installment. I had to cut some of the tubes in half, and one of the halves, in half again lol And put it in the spot under the button in order for it to work properly (which turned a 5 minute job into a 30 minute one) but it works perfectly fine now.Also, for cars with an O/D button on the shifter, you might have to do a lil readjusting for the O/D chords.

For my 1997 Honda civic, the hole in the release button had to be filled in to allow the button to depress the shaft that releases the lock, took me a little while to figure out why it was not releasing.

I gave this product a 5 basicly, its easy to install but no directions, If people want this to fit on your 03 to 08 Auto nissan 350z, Listen closly put on three adapters inside the Shifter smallest to biggest and CUT the 3rd adapter in half thats that biggest one to fit around the shifter push down button, If you dont cut it in half and just put the adapter fully around it IT WILLL cover it and stop the Button from Engaging and wont shift, itll stop the new shifter from pushing down, So cut the

My order may have showed up a day late but I am very happy that it came. The knob might be harder to clean than stock knobs. It looks great. & it fit’s great.