E Brake Handle
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E Brake Handle
Yes I searched. I need to know how to remove the E brake handle in order to have it recovered. Has any had theirs recovered? It looks as though an upholstery shop would have to glue and sew the thing on. Thanks
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redlinegoods.com makes a boot for the e brake, if that's the part you need recovered. They used to have pics and install instructions on the forum but I guess they were removed. You could contact them about this though. Search for redline goods and pm them. Great quality at very reasonable prices I might add.
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well, i want red stitching
i didn't know there were aftermarket handles available---but i'd rather stick to stock, which is why i asked
The handle is basically glued on. Most people end up destroying it when removing it. There are plenty of aftermarket e-brake handles, it just depends on what you want. Most of them are universal fit with allen screws which hold it on. Most people don't like those.
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ive got red stitching on my boot its pretty nice.trying to find pic
but as Mahjik said,with the e brake there mostly stuck on just like mine but it looks well guess in depends what u go for.
must add mine was on it when i got car from japan..
that reminds me must do the e brake botton mod mine looks like some dog was trying to eat it...really its that bad
but as Mahjik said,with the e brake there mostly stuck on just like mine but it looks well guess in depends what u go for.
must add mine was on it when i got car from japan..
that reminds me must do the e brake botton mod mine looks like some dog was trying to eat it...really its that bad
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I don't think it would be that difficult to recover the stock handle. I recently took one apart, here's some pics:
First, I took a knife and cut down the stitching to split the leather cover open. You will have to peel it off with a bit of force.
Here's the rubber grip still on the handle. There is some glue residue on there that comes off fairly easily.
Next I took a good knife and cut down the underside of the rubber grip.
After about 5 minutes of pulling and tugging I got the rubber grip off. It is still in pretty good shape, you could probably recover it and slip it back on.
First, I took a knife and cut down the stitching to split the leather cover open. You will have to peel it off with a bit of force.
Here's the rubber grip still on the handle. There is some glue residue on there that comes off fairly easily.
Next I took a good knife and cut down the underside of the rubber grip.
After about 5 minutes of pulling and tugging I got the rubber grip off. It is still in pretty good shape, you could probably recover it and slip it back on.