1994-97 Honda Accord Shift Boot

$55.99
$55.99
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This product is handmade in Europe and can take up to eight weeks to arrive. No returns or exchanges accepted.

What This Is

A custom-sewn leather shift boot for your 1994-97 Honda Accord. It's the leather only: it installs on your factory frame or trim ring. It is not a complete shift boot assembly.

What's Included
  • Included: 1 leather shift boot, cut and sewn to order in the material and colors you choose.
  • Not included: shift knob, trim, frames or hardware. You reuse your factory parts.
Before You Order
  • Fits 1994-97 Honda Accord.
  • It's made to order, so it can take up to 8 weeks to arrive and can't be returned or exchanged. Please double-check your year, fitment, and colors before ordering.
  • International shipping: every piece ships from Poland, so a $15 international shipping charge applies to each item at checkout.
Installation

Difficulty: Moderate  |  Tools: screwdrivers, basic hand tools, glue or a stapler depending on your frame

You'll remove the shift knob and trim, move the new boot onto your factory frame, and reinstall.

▼ Click to Open / Close Step-by-Step Installation Guide (6 Steps)
shift boot step 1

Step 1. The trim piece around the shifter must be removed to change the shift boot. Remove the shift knob by turning it (factory knob). The knob might be tight and require the use of vice grips. Remember to use a rag or towel to prevent damage while using the vice grips.

shift boot step 2

Step 2. Open the armrest and removed the square cover inside. Remove the two screws inside the armrest.

shift boot step 3

Step 3. Remove the cup holder and remove the screw at the front (silver screw in the center of the picture). Pull back the armrest and lift it over the emergency brake.

shift boot step 4

Step 4. Remove the ash tray and cigarette lighter. The trim piece holding the old boot is held in place by two screws that have been exposed by the removed the armrest. Remove the two screws. The trim piece can be pulled up. Remove the plugs for the hazard lights and clock.

shift boot step 5

Step 5. Turn the trim piece over and remove the four screws holding the shift boot bracket in place. Remove the old shift boot from the bracket. Attach the new shift boot to the bracket using a staple gun. The new boot can be attached using the top piece (the metal plug-like ring) if you are using the factory knob or a zip tie when using an aftermarket knob.

shift boot step 6

Step 6. Reinstall everything in the reverse order of removal.

Leather care: apply a leather conditioner with UV protection every 4-6 weeks to keep it from drying out and cracking.

Options & Pricing

Choose your material, colors, and stitching color in the options above. Add-on prices are added in the cart.

Material

  • Regular Leather
  • Perforated Leather
  • Nappa Leather +$15
  • Genuine Alcantara +$25
  • Faux Alcantara
  • Carbon Fiber Vinyl

Two-tone: choose a second color in the options above.

Layout

  • Default (Like My Factory Boot)
  • 4 Panel (Stitching Forms An X) +$9
  • Front to Back (Axis Of Car) +$9

Style

  • Quadruple Thread +$9

Quadruple stitching color applies to the outer lines of thread.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is my personal information kept private? Is it safe to use my credit card?

A: Yes, your personal information is kept private and it is safe to use your credit card.

Q: How much will shipping cost?

A: Unfortunately, the cost of shipping is a real expense. Our goal is to minimize your shipping costs. Shipping is calculated at checkout based on the items in your cart and will be displayed prior to you placing an order. Please note that oversized items may be subject to additional charges, which will be noted on the product page.

Q: How do I track my order?

A: Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking notification via email.

Q: Can someone outside of the United States place an order?

A: Yes, we are happy to provide worldwide service for our customers. Your shipping charges will be calculated during the checkout process. Customs and duty fees are the responsibility of the buyer.