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Handbrake replacement


chilly

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It got some big bolts to loose, hard to get around them since the seat side is on the way.

 

Am on to remove it as well to carve out the rubber and put a nice Toyota chrome one on as well.

 

But wonder if its just to untie the bolts and the wirre or is it something i have to be carefull about when removing it, i dont want to loose the funconality of the handbrake

 

My question is what the wire does, if i tighten it up what happens, if i loose it a litle what happens ?

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:iagree: Yup, I should be getting mine this wend from Wayne too. The momo is a sleeve that fits over the existing handle and the gaiter is made to measure, from his supplier.

 

I learnt the hard way that 'Universal fit' is not necessarily a 'one size fits all makes of car' job :rolleyes: but the Momo definitely fits, Wayne can give you prices and different options on your gaiter - colour of leather and stitching etc :thumbs:

 

Linda

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:iagree: Yup, I should be getting mine this wend from Wayne too. The momo is a sleeve that fits over the existing handle and the gaiter is made to measure, from his supplier.

 

I learnt the hard way that 'Universal fit' is not necessarily a 'one size fits all makes of car' job :rolleyes: but the Momo definitely fits, Wayne can give you prices and different options on your gaiter - colour of leather and stitching etc :thumbs:

 

Linda

How much was it for both handle and gaitor?

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