Summary

This is the clip to hold up the shift boot on a 9th Generation Honda Civic SI (2011-2015).
PLEASE SEE PRINT INSTRUCTIONS

UPDATE July 8, 2020: By request I've added a version with two catches instead of four. The one with four is really quite difficult to remove once it is clipped on (Which I see as a good thing?), the one with two should be easier

If this thing is useful to you, consider a tip and/or post a make!

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Anycubic

                                            Printer:                      
All-metal Mega

Rafts:

                                            Supports:                      
Yes

Resolution:

0.1

                                            Infill:                      
25%

Filament:

Creality PLA

                Black                    
                        Notes:                     I ended up printing it sideways (orientation shown in the STL file) because otherwise the pieces that flex end up flexing in the direction of the layer lines, and for me, they broke very easily. Personally I always have this problem. I'm not sure if you'd be able to print it in the otherwise more logical up and down orientation if you had better layer adhesion, or if this is just always an issue. Printing it sideways definitely leads to internal supports that are difficult to remove, but I did manage to get a functional part that way.

I printed in PLA. I know people generally frown on PLA in a part that is used in a car, but I live in Canada. Not overly hot, so I thought I'd give it a try. If it fails, I'll print another in a more heat resistant material.