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How to replace the Honda CR-V gearshift gaiter

Model: Honda CR-V MK 4 - Years 2012-2017
Part: Shifter boot

It is possible to buy in the after market a new gear lever cover complete with knob and made of leather with colored stitching in the seams; disassembly is quite simple to carry out: you start by unhooking the knob of the gear lever by making it rotate; then move on to the frame at the base of the gear lever which is released by levering along the contour; at this point, the chromed frame that holds the cap in place must be unhooked, then unhooking the leather flaps from the plastic support; apply new double-sided adhesive on the plastic tabs to insert and glue the flaps of the new cap, then always fixing it with the chromed frame; then insert the boot complete with knob on the gear lever, fixing it with the appropriate dowels and re-hooking the frame to the tunnel support.

Posted on 7 January 2020 by ScegliAuto

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