2005-14 NISSAN NAVARA
shift boot installation guide

1. Remove the cup holder finisher. The entire piece pulls out with one good tug.

2. This is what the area should look like once the cup holder finisher has been pulled out.

3. Unscrew the shift knob. In some cases, a good twist is needed. Other times, you may need to break out the locking pliers. Wrap a towel around the knob so that you don’t mar the knob, lock the pliers, and twist. The boot has already been removed from the picture.

4. Remove the M/T finisher bezel. This is accomplished by pulling up on the retaining clips on the edge closest to the cup holder finisher and then pulling the piece towards the rear of the vehicle.

5. Remove the shifter boot by undoing the clips that surround the boot and attach to the M/T finisher bezel. This is what the finisher would look like with the shifter boot removed.

6. This is what the boot will look like once removed. You will need to cut the boot from the plastic trim rings using a razor blade or utility knife. You must save the ring as the new boot will be glued back to the ring.

7. Once the glue has dried, reattach the boot to the M/T finisher bezel.

8. Reverse installation and this is what it should look like when complete. Top it off with a different shift knob and you’re all set.

9. Use a flat screwdriver or a trim panel removal tool and pry one end of the boot from the center console. You will need to cut the boot from the plastic trim rings using a razor blade or utility knife. You must save the ring as the new boot will be glued back to the ring.

10. Once the glue has dried, reverse the installation procedure and insert back into the center console.

11. Open the console and remove the screws from the hinge. The lid should now come free.

12. Remove the four torx screws in each corner of the inner plastic, and then separate the plastic from the top of the lid.

13. I chose to put the leather over top of the stock vinyl. It covers it up nice, and the stock vinyl provides a little extra cushioning. Fit the leather over top of the console lid and then pull it tight, and put the inner plastic piece back on top.

14. You may want to use some kind of adhesive, like super glue to glue the fabric in place. I didn't find it necessary though it took me a couple of tries to get the plastic on top of the leather and hold it in place just right.

15. Put some pressure on the inner plastic to hold everything in place, then replace the corner torx screws.

16. Head out to the X, and simply screw the lid back onto the hinge. Admire your leather covered console lid.

CONGRATULATIONS - YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY INSTALLED YOUR NEW LEATHER BOOTS!

Useful tip

You have installed a product made out of genuine leather. As you know, to maintain a leather product in good condition, you should take care of it. We suggest occasionally (every 4-6 week for example) applying some leather conditioner/UV protector to keep your leather from drying up in the sun and cracking.

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