If you can remove it, then you can replace it. Just try to unscrew it
Aftermarket Shift Knobs
I'm just curious, I havent seen this done anywhere yet, but I'm wondering if you can change the automatic shift knob on a '97-'00 Tacoma for an aftermarket one? or do something to it to give a little more flair.
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Yes - it's possible.
The main problem is finding an aftermarket shift knob that fits the Taco auto shifter.
Your choices are even more limited if you need to accommodate an O/D button.
The main problem is finding an aftermarket shift knob that fits the Taco auto shifter.
Your choices are even more limited if you need to accommodate an O/D button.
i would just recommend using something threaded to fit it specifically...avoiding 'univeral' shifters that utilize plastic thread caps and set screws, they never stay in place very well
Is there even any shift nob for an auto thats on the column and has an od button.:shrug:Yes - it's possible.
The main problem is finding an aftermarket shift knob that fits the Taco auto shifter.
Your choices are even more limited if you need to accommodate an O/D button.
I don't think I've ever seen a shift knob listed for a Tacoma column shifter. Since I've never had occasion to look for one, this doesn't mean there isn't such a thing.Is there even any shift nob for an auto thats on the column and has an od button.:shrug:
There are such things as aftermarket shifter knobs that include a switch. These are usually used to trigger (e.g.) NOS injection, but in principle you should be able to rig it to trigger the overdrive function.
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