Kia Sedona Shift Knobs and Boots
The Kia Sedona blends both functionality and comfort as it carries you to your destination. Part of the comfort and style of the Sedona is the minivans shift knob and boot. To preserve this style and safety, it may become necessary to replace your Kia Sedonas shifter.
What kind of knobs fit the Kia Sedona gear shift?The Sedona is a vehicle with a number of options available to stylize the shift knob. You can keep the classic look inside your Sedona or coordinate it according to your taste. Whether automatic or manual, the shifter is more than the switch for your vehicles transmission.
The shift knob must feel comfortable in the drivers hand as well as keep it from slipping when changing gears. The boot is made to keep dust and debris from falling into the parts that control how your vehicle changes gears. Check your Kia manual for specific size measurements before purchasing any Sedona shift knob. You should also make sure that the Kia shift knob feels comfortable in your hand.
What shift knob colors and styles can you find?There are a wide array of shift knob styles and colors you can find for your Kia Sedona minivan. Just a handful of these options include:
- Weapon-shaped grips, including gun grips and sword handles
- Grips with colored LED lights
- Natural materials, such as black leather and wood
- Durable materials, such as carbon fiber and chrome
- Designs inspired by popular television shows, movies and more, such as Dragonball shift knobs
Replacing the Sedonas shift knob is very simple. What follows is a basic outline of the process.
- Put your vehicle into neutral.
- Pull the minivans shift knob up and away from the shifter. From there you may replace it as you see fit.
- To install the new shift knob in your Kia, push it down into the place of the old one. Be sure that the new button presses and correctly operates your minivan.
Though there are many possible causes, two situations can occur. First attempt to clean the button with a Kia-approved spray. This is to see if there is grime that has built up and is preventing the button from being pushed in. If this still does not solve the problem, you may need to take apart the Kias assembly. Check and see if the parts in your Kia Sedona shift knob are all functioning properly. It may be necessary to order a new cover.