Panic Over
Member
Thanks for that. A picture paints a thousand words. So, it's twist and pull. 
Panic Over
Member
It is the FL1, does that not come off the same way?
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Hi.
The pictures are of the FL2 knob removal. The FL1 is just held on with friction. This simply requires a good pull to remove it. As said, don't get your head in the way, when it comes off. It's a good unguided missile
Panic Over
Member
Thanks again, would it do any harm if I twisted it a little to loosen it?
What is the switch/button connected to, I was worried about doing it some damage?
Sorry to be a pain.
What is the switch/button connected to, I was worried about doing it some damage?
Sorry to be a pain.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
I'm trying to think about the button. I can't remember how I did it last time. I'll look at mine over the weekend to confirm the removal procedure
Panic Over
Member
Thanks Nodge, I'll await your response.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Panic Over
Member
Good enough for me, thanks again.
Dragonwalker
Well-Known Member
Hi.
The pictures are of the FL2 knob removal. The FL1 is just held on with friction. This simply requires a good pull to remove it. As said, don't get your head in the way, when it comes off. It's a good unguided missile
Sorry about that, assumption is the mother of all f*ckups.
Keep the piccys on file for the next warrior.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Don't forget to unplug the small electrical connector at the base of the gear lever. I think I tucked the connector into the hollow lever, so it didn't get ripped of when the knob came free.Good enough for me, thanks again.
Panic Over
Member
Ahhh, there's a connector. OK Thanks again
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
The connector is for the switch
Panic Over
Member
Duh, I can't help it you know, it's taken a lot of practice to be this dumb.
