How to fit new gear knob and gaiter to Honda Civic FN2 Type R
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode i get rid of the tatty looking oem gear gaiter in the Honda Civic FN2 Type R and fit a new suede one along with a carbon fibre Mugen gear knob.
It was quite easy to fit but a little more complicated in comparison to other gear gaiters i have fitted in the past.
The tools you need are:
Flat head screw driver
Phillips screw driver
14mm open ended spanner
Staple gun
Here's the links to both products.
Mugen Gear knob: ebay.to/2WLvdtU
Suede Gear gaiter: ebay.to/2Nnyfl6
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Thanks for watching guys, i will eventually get around to some more engine mods and work towards getting it mapped properly but just trying to sort all the little niggles first.
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The best video that I can see about this tutorial.
where i canbuy this pice of plastic ? is in the end of shift ball
Nice video mate, gonna change mine on my type R today.
Please put the link of the “carbon” lip front spoiler. Thsnks
Cheers for this
Can you put the link for the carbon front splitter, please?
What's your gear know lock nut ?
And how do you call the plastic part arround the gaiter, with the "silver" ring and trim with the "mugen" im french and i cant find it with my Words
Thank you very much for this guide my guy, i just did this whole process to my FN2, but with a red suede gaiter and the same knob.
The part where the gaiter doesn't sit firmly on the locking part is annoying to say the least lol, thanks for the video.
Hi highly recommended anyone doing this to buy a hybrid racing shift collar when replacing the boot. It’s a really good bit of kit
I just bought a 2.2 diesel one of these and love it.The Saab aero is for sale if you know anyone?
Found the top plastic had cable tie around it and snapped off clip ... Lucky, found a bottom frame and top plastic on eBay ...
Thank you SO much from this video. I just bought one week ago a 2010 Civic Type R ( my first R ever ). And it also had worn out fabric. I like how that fabric looks like, the one you're using. I still decided to order an original one from local Honda dealer. That costed 91€. But thanks to this video, and you, I was able to get it very easilly, safely, and not scratching or breaking anything from cockpit. I didn't even know that that flap open that easy with those clips ( had 5 door 2010 Honda civic for 10 years and didn'n know it. I used to take always the whole middle console out in one peace. :( ) Saved ALOT of time and nerves. I like that you so carefully explain every little detail, so the installation process was very enjoyable, as it always should, when you're tuning or fixing your lovely Honda. Now the new gear gaiter is in place, shining as a new one. And if/when it worns out, I might install the same fabric what you chose. Since now I have a intact package ( from the original gaiter, one clip had broken, from where you seal it to the knob, from upper part. ) I really appreciate this video, and A.W.E.S.O.M.E. joy filled me when I got my own process done with only 15 minutes like a pro.
Now that was a challenge, the staples part near impossible. In the end I gave up, folded the tags over the plastic tabs and glued with Superglue. Thanks for the clue on how to get started, Superglue is do much easier than staples ...
Hello, I'm wondering do you know where did you order the lip? Looks kinda nice so id order it aswell😀
Looks awesome Ash. Keep up with the videos
Thanks mate 😁
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Note: It's not like this on fn1
Hey man,
Where can I buy the original gaiter with the rest of the stuff attached?
Either directly from Honda or there are some on ebay.
ebay.to/2zhDBKf
eBay. I would buy the completed unit for £41.99 next time, cones with the gaiter fitted to the bottom frame and top ring, it's lots more work otherwise.
Nice vid bro!!
Car looks good. Have you had any dramas with the car since you’ve owned it? Been reliable?
Other than the drivers door handle falling off it has been absolutely perfect.
LeadFoot TV lol! That’s Honda’s for you, will run forever!
Will be picking up an fn2 in the next couple of months, can’t wait. Keep up the good work👏
@@steviekfc1869 to be honest the door handle only fell off because i think it's had a scrape on the drivers side and the handle had been glued back on.
Hopefully getting all the dents pulled out in a few weeks though and try get hold of a new door handle. The passenger side looks great but it looks like a bit of a shed from the drivers side 😂
LeadFoot TV will follow the channel with interest mate👍
@@LeadFootash23 Hah, happened to me car 2 years ago. It is a bit of a known 'problem'. I keep driving me car in the winter and it's just water gettin in there. Freezy temps just do the rest. After that, a propa repair with an industrial epoxy adhesive had to be done. Thermoplastics are not nice to deal with.