The phrase "a shifter on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a device or mechanism that shifts something, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "I need to install a shifter on my bike to improve gear changes."
Alternatives: "a gear shifter" or "a shifting mechanism".
Also, the full-time four-wheel-drive system is a complicated affair that combines dashboard buttons with a shifter on the center console.
We're not fond of all these buttons on the wheel though, and we also don't know who wants a shifter on the transmission tunnel.
If your ride has a shifter on the column and the shift indicator is mechanical, you will need to make sure you don't break the cable as you lower the column.
The paddle shifters of some automobiles are mounted on the steering wheel and move with it when making a turn; others are on the column, and remain stationary.
Taken on as a scenery shifter on programmes such as Porridge, he took the opportunity to talk about one of his sitcom ideas to the producer Dennis Main Wilson, who was enthusiastic about the story of the Marxist revolutionary and Tooting Popular Front leader Wolfie Smith trying to emulate his hero, Che Guevara, on the streets of south London.
The vocabulary is crucial, and the six repetands are versatile little shape-shifters: "on", "past", "fit", "eyes," "to" and "skin".
I had been working as a scene shifter on the BBC show The Good Old Days to supplement my income, when I was approached about a new series, to be called Top of the Pops.
Aston Martin has outfitted the car with a Formula One-style shifter on the steering column, so the driver can ratchet through the six-speed manual transmission without removing his hands from the wheel.
The car runs in one of two modes, Sport and Stealth, which the driver selects using what amounts to a paddle shifter on the left side of the steering wheel.
Rather than using the brakes to slow a car just before and also during a turn (known as trail braking), drivers can switch the car into Hill 1 or 2 (actuated by a paddle shifter on the right side of the steering wheel) and slow the car this way.
The exterior and interior styling took a beating in the written comments, which panned the cabin's exposed screws and a lack of gear markings on the shifter, among other things.
