Shifter Slider Cover | Black | Fits 2014-2016 Nissan Rogue Automatic Transmission | 3D Printed TPU Replacement (Black) | Package and Ordering Details

This is a replacement shifter slider designed to fit 2014-2016 Nissan Rogue models with automatic transmissions. Please note, this is an aftermarket part produced by Nostalgia Delivered and is not an OEM part manufactured by Nissan.

The shifter slider is not sold individually by Nissan and is only available as part of the larger shifter assembly which could cost you hundreds of dollars in parts and labor to replace. If your assembly is in good condition and only the slider is damaged, this 3D-printed TPU replacement is a perfect solution!

Designed, printed, sold, and shipped entirely in house and within the USA by Nostalgia Delivered, we personally ensure each piece meets high-quality standards.

This was originally designed to fit a 2015 Nissan Rogue S, and it should also work for any 2014 to 2016 Rogue with the same automatic transmission shifter as pictured. I cannot guarantee on anything other than the 2014-2016 Rogue.

As these are printed on demand it may differ slightly from the photo shown, and please allow 3 to 5 business days for printing and processing. For larger orders, extended lead times may apply.

If you’re looking for a cost-effective and efficient fix for your shifter slider issue, this product is the solution you’ve been seeking!

Pre-installation:
– Park your vehicle in a flat, secure location that will prevent rolling. Use chocks on the wheels if you have them.
– Ensure the engine is turned off and keys removed.
– Ensure the parking brake is engaged.
– Place your foot on the brake pedal during the entire install.
– If you can manage to remove the shifter cover while the vehicle remains in park, please do so. If you must change
the shifter position, ensure your foot stays pressing the brake, the parking brake is engaged, and the engine is off.

Installation:
– Remove shifter-knob button with a small flat-head screwdriver or common plastic pry tool.
– Slide the silver-colored cover on shifter stick down to reveal the metal retainer clip underneath.
– Take note of where the metal retainer clip is installed on the front of the shifter stick so that you know where to re-install it later. Remove the metal retainer clip with the screwdriver or pry tool, or needle-nose pliers if available. Be careful not to drop the retainer clip as it is easy to lose! Set it aside in a safe place.
– Remove the shifter handle.
– Using a screwdriver or plastic pry tool, pry around the corners of the shifter assembly bezel cover. Start from the black-colored plastic at the back of the cover as the silver-colored paint at the front is prone to chipping! Be gentle, it does not take much force to pry it up.
– Lift the cover, and carefully turn it over. You can access the shifter-slider underneath at this point, but it is easier to access if you remove the cable for the LED light that illuminates the shifter position. Carefully squeeze the clip of the cable connector to remove it.
– With full access to the underside of the cover, carefully slide out the older slider any any remaining broken pieces. Take note of the orientation of the old slider as the hole in the middle of the slider is not centered.
– Slide the new shifter slider in it’s place
– Reassemble in reverse order.

Reassembly:
– Re-insert the cable for shifter position light.
– Carefully turn over the cover and position it on the center console.
– Carefully press down along the edges to secure it in position.
– Before re-inserting the shifter stick, it’s easiest if you insert the retainer clip now. Ensure it clips securely into the slot on the shifter stick, clipping securely around both sides into it’s slot.
– Ensure the silver cover is around the shifter, then re-install the shifter stick in it’s original position.
– Slide the silver-colored cover up the stick to the highest position.
– Re-insert the button on the front of the shifter knob, ensuring the metal pin is in the outward position before inserting. I found it is easiest to use one finger to hold out the pin while I insert the button. If after re-insertion the button is stuck in a pressed-in position then re-remove the button as done previously, then try inserting it again, ensuring the pin is pulled out during insertion.
– Once the button is inserted properly, test that you can still shift gears as expected and that the new shifter slider slides in it’s slot as expected.
– Complete!