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SilentUnicorn
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WELCOME TO THE FORUM!! sorry about the caps, its a hazard of working with excel....
If your shift nob is of the replacement type ..they have been known to rattle with a sort of a buzzing noise. Could also be the shifter bushing is worn or missing. This would be evident with a rather sloppy shifter.
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If your shift nob is of the replacement type ..they have been known to rattle with a sort of a buzzing noise. Could also be the shifter bushing is worn or missing. This would be evident with a rather sloppy shifter.
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