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I had the exact same issue with a fancy pants wooden shift nob from VB. The solution was remove the metal insert (the threaded metal part) from the wooden nob. Once removed I covered the insert with silicon and pushed it back into the nob. Problem solved! Free and easy
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If the knob is the rattle culprit, it can be made fast by removing the knob, finding a thin "jam"-nut with the right threads, (radio knob shaft retainer or toggle-switch retainer), threading it onto the shift lever ahead of the knob, re-install knob and "jam-tighten" nut back against it to eliminate rattle!
