Dorman 76848 Shifter Knob Repair Kit Compatible with Select Honda Models

Worked perfect for my 2004 Honda Accord. Some reviewers said it did not fit and had to be shaved down. I thought it was the same for me but luckily I looked at the old one and realized the bottom had broken off and was still stuck. I pried the broken piece out as it was being held in by the grease. Once out, it was a perfect fit. It is a little harder to push the button in versus the original, I think I should have added some grease. Still was a great replacement and a very simple repair. Took less than 10 minutes to disassemble and reassemble.

Worked like a Charm! Be sure and watch a few YouTube Videos on how to install a new gearshift button on your Honda Accord Mine is a 2005. I'm ever so grateful for this seller!This saved me a lot of stress and MONEY by doing it myself, and I'm a female. Not many women even attempt to work on their cars, but I do, if I think I can.While your knob is broken...clean out broken pieces inside the hole and feel for a metal rod and push down on that to be able to change gears until you can fix yours. :) *Be careful taking this component apart too, or you'll have to come back buy the other plastic parts or whole component. *I only needed the button to fix mine, as I was very careful taking things apart. The front 2 screws are tiny in length, so don't drop those while unscrewing them. Hope this helps someone! Blessings!

When by stock button broke off and shot out of the shifter I was shocked. The plastic inside had literally turned to the consistency of wax. Looked to the dealer and the pieces were expensive so checked on Amazon and found this piece. It arrived and I got it installed in a jiffy and it works fine. A few notes regarding installation. When working off the cover be very careful not to snap the plastic tabs. Use an old credit card or butter knife and carefully lift out the two tabs evenly to avoid snapping. When assembling, use enough grease to make sure the transmission release rod works smoothly then reassemble being sure to push in the button a few times during alignment to make sure everything goes on straight. Total time for install less than 10 minutes.

Easy installation. Just looked up a video on YouTube. Took less than 10 minutes to change out the old button for the new one. And the shift gear change feels sturdier now as well! Cheapest price around and still good quality.

Product looks and fits great. Spring supplied was much stiffer than the old one. After installation had difficulty shifting into park and 1st due to the extra resistance. I re-installed original spring and works flawlessly.

The shift knob broke on my Honda Accord, and I had to drive around with no button for some time. I pushed my finger in the hole where the button was, to shift the gear.Then looked it up on Youtube, and found the part number. Searching for the product led me to this product which is quite cheaper than the OEM part.Based on the reviews, ordered it. It was easy to install, and works perfectly as it should.

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The shifter button broke on our 2003 Honda Accord. After consulting youtube for how to fix it, I ordered this replacement part. It arrived quickly in just the right amount of packaging (thank you Amazon Marketplace for your efficiency!). Installation went exactly as promised by Professor YouTube (I screwed up one bit--make sure you get all of the broken bits of the original button out! I had a tiny bit of black plastic that I missed the first time due to my inattention).Button works just like the original, but is nice and new. We'll see if it makes it 20 years as well...