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Old 04-02-2002, 01:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How do you take of Stock Ebrake Handle Cover to put on Aftermarket?

HI everyone... quick question... How do you take of Stock Ebrake Handle Cover to put on Aftermarket? I wanted to put on either the MOMO pitstop ebrake handle or just a simple razo handle. But i wanted to ask you guys first how to take of the plastic pleather handle ?? Please advise!! Thanks.!!

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Hey spin,

Just cut the rubber part off the handle (until where) just the long shaft part? Thanks! Is there glue at the end of the shaft towards the bottom of the ebrake handle?

ps. do you have pics of your ebrake handle modded? Thanks!
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There should be a line where the boot and handle meet, cut it from there. Dremmel would be very useful... Shouldn't be too hard.
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Hey spin,

Just cut the rubber part off the handle (until where) just the long shaft part? Thanks! Is there glue at the end of the shaft towards the bottom of the ebrake handle?

ps. do you have pics of your ebrake handle modded? Thanks!

Yea like uwntsum said just follow the line on the rubber part. Don't cut into the boot. Just the part where you put your hand.. nope sorry I don't have any pics because I have my stock one on..
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I used a razor blade and pulled it off took me 2 secs!
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