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W204 manual gear knob

Discussion in 'Bodywork, Tyres, Wheels & Trim' started by bosa, Jan 13, 2021.

  1. bosa

    bosa Member

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    Hi,

    The silver plastic gear knob is worn and would like to replace. Does anyone recommend a supplier? The gaiter is okay although the chrome surround is a bit loose so may need fastening.

    A manual gearbox (I know!) and I suspect a common problem with these in that the silver is worn off in places and the plastic is rough. Would prefer a leather one.
     
    bosa, Jan 13, 2021
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  2. bertb1

    bertb1 Senior Member

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    Think they sell covers on eBay or maybe a breakers
    There’s a web site for breakers and if you put your part in people will get back to you with prices


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    To have one in a breakers someone else would have had to buy a manual W204...:D
     
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    bosa

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    Found one on ebay, looks okay so that makes 2 of us!
     
    bosa, Jan 14, 2021
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