2k1 tib b&m shifter questions
09-01-2002, 03:16 AM
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2k1 tib b&m shifter questions
Ok, on the B&M site there is a different part # for the 2k1 tib, I have heard its because the shifter plate is different. But from the pictures the 2 shifters arent even close in design, and on the SR site there is no mention of the one not fitting 2k1 tibs. Can someone clear this up?
09-01-2002, 03:43 AM
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There are two different part numbers for the B&M. The one that you need for a 2001 Tiburon is: #45115
Do NOT get the other one. It will not fit.
btw: I have a B&M on my 2001 and love it. I highly recommend it. It's a great upgrade for your driving pleasure.
Do NOT get the other one. It will not fit.
btw: I have a B&M on my 2001 and love it. I highly recommend it. It's a great upgrade for your driving pleasure.
09-01-2002, 08:52 AM
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Vehicle: 1998 Tib
I think the 45119 is for the Elantra. Remeber, the 2 cars have the same motor.
I agree with Grundle. Great product for your car in shortening the throws!
I agree with Grundle. Great product for your car in shortening the throws!
09-01-2002, 02:03 PM
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OK OK... some confusion. This is straight from the B&M site:
Hyundai
Product # Model
45115 Elantra '00, Tiburon '97-'00
45119 Tiburon '01
So, again I ask, is B&M wrong, or SR? Will the 45115 work for 2k1 tib? Sorry about being a pain, but I want to make sure I get the right shifter. And I trust you guys the most to know the right answer.
Hyundai
Product # Model
45115 Elantra '00, Tiburon '97-'00
45119 Tiburon '01
So, again I ask, is B&M wrong, or SR? Will the 45115 work for 2k1 tib? Sorry about being a pain, but I want to make sure I get the right shifter. And I trust you guys the most to know the right answer.
09-01-2002, 02:59 PM
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Okay, do this. Check the color of your baseplate.
Take off the surround around your shifter and look at the bottom plastic plate that you shifter attaches to.
If you have a WHITE plate, its #45119
If it's BLACK its #45115
Doesn't matter what the site says.
Baseplate:
WHITE = #45119
BLACK = #45115
I have the box for my 2k1 Tib.. the part number is 45115. Takes about 10 - 30 minutes to install the shifter.
Take off the surround around your shifter and look at the bottom plastic plate that you shifter attaches to.
If you have a WHITE plate, its #45119
If it's BLACK its #45115
Doesn't matter what the site says.
Baseplate:
WHITE = #45119
BLACK = #45115
I have the box for my 2k1 Tib.. the part number is 45115.
Takes about 10 - 30 minutes to install the shifter.
09-01-2002, 06:30 PM
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Spiff is right. Don't go by the site. The best way is to check your base plate. I had to return and exchange the shifter because I got the one for 2001.
Black = 45115
white = 45119
'01 tibs has two different shifter. The early prod has a black shifter plate and the later prod of the same year has white. That's why its confusing.
hope that helped.
Black = 45115
white = 45119
'01 tibs has two different shifter. The early prod has a black shifter plate and the later prod of the same year has white. That's why its confusing.
hope that helped.
