This is a 3D printed replacement shifter slider made with Black TPU material. 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 produced 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 and packed entirely in-house and within the USA. I personally ensure each piece meets high-quality standards.
Fits the following automatic-transmission vehicles:
2014 Nissan Rogue S
2014 Nissan Rogue SL
2014 Nissan Rogue SV
2015 Nissan Rogue S
2015 Nissan Rogue SL
2015 Nissan Rogue SV
2016 Nissan Rogue S
2016 Nissan Rogue SL
2016 Nissan Rogue SV
Key Features:
Fit: Designed to replace the slider in the shifter assembly shown in the photos. Please verify compatibility with your vehicle before purchase.
Durability: Made using flexible and resilient TPU material for reliable performance, able to survive the repeated movement inside your gear shifter assembly.
Heat-resistance: TPU also offers heat-resistant qualities over traditional PLA filament and can survive the heat inside your vehicle during summer months. I trust it in south Texas summers that exceed 100 °F for days on end.
Ease of Installation: Replace the slider in just minutes with a small screwdriver or common plastic pry tool. No special tools or expertise required!
Warranty: Backed by a 1-year warranty for your peace of mind. If you have any issues, just message me!
As these are 3D printed they may differ slightly from the photo shown.
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!
Installation Instructions:
Pre-installation:
Park your vehicle in a flat, secure location to prevent rolling. Use wheel chocks if you have them.
Ensure the engine is turned off and keys are removed.
Ensure the parking brake is engaged.
Place your foot on the brake pedal during the entire install.
If you can remove the shifter cover while the vehicle remains in Park, do so. If you must change the shifter position, keep your foot on the brake, the parking brake engaged, and the engine off.
Installation:
Remove the shifter-knob button with a small flat-head screwdriver or plastic pry tool.
Slide the silver cover down to reveal the metal retainer clip underneath.
Note where the clip sits on the shifter stick so you can re-install it later. Remove it with the screwdriver, pry tool, or needle-nose pliers. Set it aside safely.
Remove the shifter handle.
Pry around the corners of the bezel cover—start at the back (black plastic) to avoid chipping the silver paint at the front. It takes very little force.
Lift and flip the cover. To ease access, squeeze the cable clip for the LED-position light and remove it.
Slide out the old slider and any broken pieces, noting its orientation (the center hole is off-center).
Slide the new shifter slider into its place.
Reassemble in reverse order.
Reassembly:
Re-insert the position-light cable.
Flip the cover back over and set it on the center console.
Press down along the edges to snap it into place.
Before you reinstall the shifter stick, insert the retainer clip—make sure it seats securely in its slot.
Re-install the shifter stick, then slide the silver cover back up to its highest position.
Re-insert the knob button, holding the metal pin outward as you push it in. If it sticks, remove and repeat.
Test that you can shift gears smoothly and that the slider moves freely in its slot.