How to Remove a 10th Gen Honda Civic automatic Gear Shift Knob

Hello Everyone!
Here I am showing you all how to remove the gear shift knob on most Automatic Honda Civic 10th Gen (Generations).
I am conducting this video inside of a 10th Gen (2016-2021) Honda Civic Hatchback and am planning to replace it with a universal gear shift knob. But this video is for the purpose of just showing y'all how to remove it, for simplicity's sake!
Hope the video was clear! Super sorry about the fumbling! I'm not rich enough for a cameraman haha!

[@itsdemps]

for those of you who are having trouble holding the locks in and trying to get the chrome piece out both at the same time with your fingers try using a tool like a wrench or pliers to hold the locks in place and then slide the chrome piece down i’m telling you it makes life so much easier i highly recommend it

[@dudebrodude4388]

Thank you, was jimmying with it with my fingers for a while then got some pliers and a towel to protect the knob and it was off in 2 seconds

[@scottyholland1269]

We cannot feel any locks. Tried everything but can’t get it off. We have 2017 civic. Is it the same?

[@itsdemps]

@@scottyholland1269 does the knob look exactly the same as it does in the video?

[@scottyholland1269]

@@itsdemps yes

[@johnkavanaugh5931]

A non marring pry tool, they usually come in a set. Thank you for a detailed video I needed this info for future knowledge.

[@juvonsangster2136]

Pry tool, and thank you I really needed this video, it’s super specific of something to search so I’m glad someone did it

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Where were you when I needed to know the name of the jamming tool, haha! Yeah, nobody did a video on it when I needed help, so I'm glad I could be of service!

[@TheVainDog]

Thank you Sr! Now I need a place to buy the replacement shift knob... and the car haha (just joking I have a civic)

[@Mishka7v7]

Thank you. Was super easy. Used one hand to squeeze the clips. And other hand push down chrome surround 😊

[@Chalkywhite86]

Thank you bro!! Been looking for a video for this

[@christiancoder454]

My knob clips will not budge with pliers or anything :(

[@rawcrazycomrade]

I don't know why I thought it was so funny when you said it was your brother's car 😂

[@scottyholland1269]

Cannot feel any tabs. Bought pliers and still nothing. What are we missing? 2017 civic. Gear shift knob looks identical.

[@annanuhnuh]

Do you have a video on how to take off the bottom part to replace the shift gear lights?? Or can anyone link one? 🙏🏽

[@nicolasgarcia-bonaduce9804]

Golden video. Thank you.

[@NANA2AWESOME]

Thank you 🙏🏾 we finally got it off

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Nice! I'm glad this video helped somehow! Good luck on your endeavors!

[@erickcalderon1712]

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement for the top head? I just bought a new sport touring hatch but the previous owner had a dog and the gear shifter is all chewed up!

[@Juhhny]

Very Informative!! I have the confidence to do mine now!! Thank you!

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Haha, glad to hear it man! Let me know how it goes!

[@josejhernandez3386]

Thank you. It really help me 👍👏💯

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

I'm really glad to hear it! Hope your project goes well!

[@Liillyy5]

Very helpful thank you

[@deathshot2123]

Can u send link to adapter

[@heBereal]

Hello Jesus, I have been looking at this video for a whiles now but finally am ready to install my very own though so pardon my “dumb” question. Please elaborate when you get the chance, when you were removing the knob did you leave your car engine on and simply engaged with ebrake? Or was the car off when you installed the knob? Thank you for your time!

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

I really hope you were able to complete your install since I responded so late! But I was only able to use the gear shift when I pressed the start button once, so I engaged the e-brake for safety. Also, I was working on a flat, elevated surface, in my garage. If you don't have a flat surface, or are unsure anyways, then use some wheel stoppers! Blocks of wood do the trick too. I hope this helps! Basically, Don't fully start the car, but press the start button so you can move your gear shift around if necessary. You may be able to work on the gear shift without starting the car tbh. But it was easier when I could move it around.

[@kaylajernigan6340]

How do you lift the glass part that’s around the gear shift iot clean it?

[@juvonsangster2136]

Do you think it’s possible to replace the knob with a manual style knob or would you need the button to shift?

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

There are some manual style knobs that come with the adapters that work on gear shifts with a lock button. I found one on Amazon that worked! Just make sure you look for the Universal Shift Knob as those usually come with the necessary adapter to allow you to shift like normal.

[@アンドレス-h8i]

i tried doing mines but i cant find the pin lock on my shift knob

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Hmm... Is yours the same design as the one in the video? If so, it should be right beneath where there is an indicator on the chrome piece. The indicator is the part on the chrome piece that sort of juts out on its own. Hope this helps! If it is not the same design, then I think this video may not be what you are looking for.

[@アンドレス-h8i]

@@HeyyyyyZeus yeah I actually found it last night , it was actually just really in there and it was kinda hard to get it off but I was finally able to get it

[@gunqueen501]

Mine also same design but can't feel the push locks even following indicator

[@pilotventura7520]

Thank you!

[@OTOGAGNIDZE1]

thank you bro

[@blatogh1277]

so good

[@IvyBuilt]

its a car trim…

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Where were you when I needed you

[@graceprom]

would love if you could do a shift boot replacement vid :))

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Hey! I would love to, but for now, check out this link because this guy does a great job explaining how to do it with an SI model :) If it doesn't help you, I'd be more than happy to show how it's done with the EX model! kzbin.info/www/bejne/boSbi4ptYsaVj6c

[@theandrico]

Whats that L doing on your sfither ? You got P R N S L

[@HeyyyyyZeus]

Haha! "L" on most gear shifts stand for "Low." This is best used on steep hills or long roads going downhill. This is because your brakes will be working on full time in order to maintain speed while going against gravity :) Hope this helps!

[@superwong5171]

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