VW MK4 Golf 337 20th Aftermarket Shift Knob Adapter – Volkswagen Golf

VW MK4 Golf 337 20th Aftermarket Shift Knob Adapter – Volkswagen Golf

€5,99
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VW MK4 Golf 337 20th Aftermarket Shift Knob Adapter – Volkswagen Golf

VW MK4 Golf 337 20th Aftermarket Shift Knob Adapter – Volkswagen Golf

€5,99

3D printable vw mk4 golf 337 20th aftermarket shift knob adapter made for the Volkswagen Golf: download the STL file and print a replacement for a cracked, lost or hard-to-find original part.

About this part

Aftermarket replica 20th Anniversary/337 shift knobs come with plastic adapters which cause the shift knob to sit way too high. This adapter not only fixes the height, but it securely locks it in place. Install the adapter through the top. Place the lock nut on the shifter rod first, then the new shift knob assembly. The new shift knob should click into place. Tighten the lock nut to prevent rotation of the shift knob and to lock it in place. Install the shift knob ball and then the sticker. Non-Affilated Link: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001690085370.html You can find source files on my github as well: https://github.com/XDleader555/cad_models/tree/main/vw_mk4_golf_337_20th_aftermarket_shift_knob_adapter

Compatible vehicles

  • Volkswagen Golf

Always compare with your original part before printing. Fitment can vary by trim level and production date.

Specifications

Part VW MK4 Golf 337 20th Aftermarket Shift Knob Adapter
Category Knobs/Buttons
Make Volkswagen
Model Golf
Format Digital download – STL file for FDM 3D printing
Part number CAT-P03933

What you get

A digital 3D model (STL file) of this part, ready to print on your own 3D printer or at any local print shop or online printing service. This is a digital download: no physical part is shipped. Not sure it fits your car? Contact us with your vehicle details before you buy.

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Design credit: original design by Andrew Miyaguchi on Thingiverse.

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