MT shift knob

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Post by FLATBEDFORD »

Anybody ever see one that looks like this?

1 3 R
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l l
2 4

Well, it looks correct when I type it, but it doesn't come out right when I submit. You do get the idea, Right?
Nobody can figure out how to make my truck go backwards. Maybe it's a good anti-theft device? I also have to remember not to shift into 5th gear!
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Post by fordman »

may its straight down itstead of over and up. or maybe it over and down i can't remember. reverse has tension when you go torwards it.
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Post by 72hiboy4x4 »

might not be the right shift knob.
you either have a
NP435 (reverse is to the right and down)
or T-18 (reverse is to the right and up) (Like your knob says)
Kinda doubt you have a 5 speed in there! :lol:



I installed a engine/tranny combo in an old crew cab I had , and kept having to pull the shift tower off to get it into reverse. Took me forever to figure out that I inadvertantly swapped in a T-18 and reverse was the other way! :lol:
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Looks like you have the T-18 in there.
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Yeah, T18 I want a knob like that.
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Post by spartman »

Another thing Keith is that the T-19's had the same shift pattern as the NP-435's.
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So has anybody seen a knob with the T18 pattern on it? Or know where i could find one?
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I have one. I got it at an impound yard. It's not pretty. Has that
'experianced' look like the rest of the truck. 8)

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Do you want tp part with it? After I see the picture, of course.
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It's on the shift lever. It took me a while to find that one! No :D
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Oh well, I'll keep lookin'.
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Post by binder56jd »

try looking for ihc's- they used the t18 & t19's
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I'll be going to Pick n Pull's junkyard in San Antonio after Christmas. I'll look & see if I can find one for ya while I'm there.
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