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Twin stick bezel removal

Old Feb 1, 2015
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Twin stick bezel removal

Hey guys. I just bought a ranger with twin sticks. I want to remove the boot and the bezel to inspect the lower boot/seal. how do I remove that bezel and the boots. I tried searching for it but all I find is how to remove the console with electric transfer case and Im assuming in my case it will be a bit different. There are allen screws that go around the assembly but I don't think every one is bolting down the bezel. any ideas?
 
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Originally Posted by Kris03
Hey guys. I just bought a ranger with twin sticks. I want to remove the boot and the bezel to inspect the lower boot/seal. how do I remove that bezel and the boots. I tried searching for it but all I find is how to remove the console with electric transfer case and Im assuming in my case it will be a bit different. There are allen screws that go around the assembly but I don't think every one is bolting down the bezel. any ideas?


Take a small screwdriver and insert it between the boot and the trim ring at the front of the transmission shifter. Pry upwards, and the boot should come loose. Then just pop it up. There are two clips, make sure they are both undone before you start pulling up on the boot.

The transfer case shift boot has three clips. Just work your way around the boot until all three clips come out.

Once the boots are loose, there are two phillips screws on the transfer case side, and two phillips screws on the transmission side. Remove those, and the trim ring will come up. Then you can remove the bolts for the shifters and then the little black airbag control module cover.

If you want to remove the floor plate completely, undo both kick panels on either side, as well as the long rocker panel trim. Then just pull the carpet back until you can access the four bolts holding the floor plate down.

Pic of the parts so you can see the green clips and the screw holes in the trim ring:

 
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Use a hammer
 
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Originally Posted by Kris03
Hey guys. I just bought a ranger with twin sticks. I want to remove the boot and the bezel to inspect the lower boot/seal. how do I remove that bezel and the boots. I tried searching for it but all I find is how to remove the console with electric transfer case and Im assuming in my case it will be a bit different. There are allen screws that go around the assembly but I don't think every one is bolting down the bezel. any ideas?
Just go paint your truck E4 and sell it to Pedro.
 
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That was an excellent reply. Thank you. I tried finding diagrams in the service manual too. Couldn't find anything.

Edit: haha yea right if it breaks I'm pretty f**ked to get parts.
 
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Shaun has been messing with those shifters for a good week, he's probly the best resource on how to remove and re-install them, haha.
 
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No problem Kris.



Ryan, I'm getting there. lol.
 
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Just go paint your truck E4 and sell it to Pedro.
It's already E4 and I'm going to be working on it at some point with him so thats good enough lol
 
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