Gear Knob Thread Size?
Gear Knob Thread Size?
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Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Gents,

Ive been trying to work out what the thread is on my standard gear stick and type. The current knob is a tatty fake leather thing held in place by a bit of inserted rubber tube so moves around a lot...



Anybody have an idea? Its a 88 model...

Cheers R

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Can't remember the thread size, but it's standard Ford - T9 (aka Type N) gearbox for V6
(most replacement gear knobs now use grub screws rather than the thread anyway).

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Roy C said:
Can't remember the thread size, but it's standard Ford - T9 (aka Type N) gearbox for V6
(most replacement gear knobs now use grub screws rather than the thread anyway).
Thanks.. i was going to replace it with an Aluminum one i had for the Chimeara but the diameter is too large.. most of the similar alternatives seem to come with a screw thread.. any suggestions on where i can get a simple aluminum ball knob to fit??

Cheers R

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Julesprivate

871 posts

172 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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In theory this should fit as it's advertised for a Type 9.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ESCORT-TYPE-9-Racers-Alu...

M10 X 1.5 is stated in that listing - that sounds right but someone may wish to confirm

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Yep, looked there... Goggled Ford Type 9 and its an M10 apparently with a 1.25 spaced thread...

Thanks for the heads up... now at least i can search properly...

Cheers R

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Julesprivate said:
In theory this should fit as it's advertised for a Type 9.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ESCORT-TYPE-9-Racers-Alu...

M10 X 1.5 is stated in that listing - that sounds right but someone may wish to confirm
Thanks! Mailed them and they've said try and if not i can send it back.. so might as well do that..

Cheers R

Julesprivate

871 posts

172 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Cool - be sure to post a pic of it fitted when it arrives, I may get one too LOL

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Julesprivate said:
Cool - be sure to post a pic of it fitted when it arrives, I may get one too LOL
Sure!! Watch this space....

S2Mike

3,065 posts

179 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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I have a round ball "MOMO" knob, well my 1990 S has, I have tried to unscrew it when trying to get the gaiter to fit right but it would not unscrew for some reason. Photos when I get home if it helps. Brought the daily car to work too wet and windy today. ( Me That is )

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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S2Mike said:
I have a round ball "MOMO" knob, well my 1990 S has, I have tried to unscrew it when trying to get the gaiter to fit right but it would not unscrew for some reason. Photos when I get home if it helps. Brought the daily car to work too wet and windy today. ( Me That is )
CHICKEN!!

I came down the M1 on Sunday like a child on a ring in a water chute!!! ;-)

S2Mike

3,065 posts

179 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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MIne currently rains on the inside almost as much as outside, door to screen frame seals don't fit, holes in floor and the joints in the roof, when you brake hard water pours down back of my neck, and collects on the seat. Hilarious when out for a hoon but sitting at work in a wet patch not so good.
Power to you though, I will try to "man up a bit".

Julesprivate

871 posts

172 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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S2Mike said:
MIne currently rains on the inside almost as much as outside, door to screen frame seals don't fit, holes in floor and the joints in the roof, when you brake hard water pours down back of my neck, and collects on the seat. Hilarious when out for a hoon but sitting at work in a wet patch not so good.
Power to you though, I will try to "man up a bit".
Don't they all do that?

My lot at work can't tell whether I came in the car or on my motorbike, I get almost as wet in the car as I do on the bike!

Actually, to be fair to the car, the roof is watertight, the only real leak is the window seals but it's amazing just how inopportune that can be.... and sitting in a damp patch isn't as much fun as i expected...

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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S2Mike said:
MIne currently rains on the inside almost as much as outside, door to screen frame seals don't fit, holes in floor and the joints in the roof, when you brake hard water pours down back of my neck, and collects on the seat. Hilarious when out for a hoon but sitting at work in a wet patch not so good.
Power to you though, I will try to "man up a bit".
LOL!! Very funny... are you sure you have the hood up??? ;-)

S2Mike

3,065 posts

179 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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I need a blinkin poncho, and plastic pants, but thats another story!!!

Knowler

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172 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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S2Mike said:
.. and plastic pants, ....!!!
MMMmmmm those cold leather seats do play havic with the nobby's dont they ;-0 lol lol