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I just installed an "8 Ball" shift knob and I believe I drilled and tapped for 5/16-18. Remove the knob and throw that size nut on there, just to be sure.
I agree searching can get old after awhile, and a lot of "Veterans" will post a link to try and help. Everyone that owns a MV however, should have all the manuals for it downloaded. A great percentage of questions can be answered by becoming familiar with the Technical Manuals. I print the pages...
Shocks are usually considered chassis items where I come from. Engine, clutch, transmission, transfer case, drive shaft, and axles would be "drive train".
My preference is a Block Heater, and not the Freeze Plug type either...why invite another possible leak? Dipstick Heaters have never impressed me either and I have read too many horror stories about Magnetic Pan Heaters. For me, a Kat's 11619, 600 Watt, 3/4" NPT., works extremely well.
As said previously, the instant oil pressure is a good reason to purchase the after market spin-on filters. That fact alone was a major deal maker for me. Convenience was the next plus. I have not as of yet, replaced the primary or secondary fuel filters with the spin-ons. The primary seems to...
Your "Buddy" probably should not have pressured washed the fabric heater air ducts, they can't handle that type of water force. You said you found a coolant leak, where did the coat of oil come from?