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    Remove parking brake handle

    Hello all,
    I am wondering if someone knows how to, properly, get the plastic handle off of the parking brake lever. I am thinking that it is just a press on and hammer off like a gear lever knob, but I want to make sure before I break things.
    Thanks

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    Mine was glued on and never,ever coming off without destroying it, which I did. New ones are easy to get at least, but I had to glue that on because the fit is also loose.

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    a block of wood and a hammer, just place the wood under the handle and hammer up. The bigger the hammer the better, as long as you have the wood under the handle
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    That’s a bummer. Looks messy. Hopefully mine isn’t the same.
    Thanks for the reply.

    Quote Originally Posted by TheTorch View Post
    Mine was glued on and never,ever coming off without destroying it, which I did. New ones are easy to get at least, but I had to glue that on because the fit is also loose.

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    This is what I figured. I just wanted some confirmation.
    Thank you for the reply.

    Quote Originally Posted by RSTarga View Post
    a block of wood and a hammer, just place the wood under the handle and hammer up. The bigger the hammer the better, as long as you have the wood under the handle

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    use a heat gun to loosen the glue and it comes right off

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    As Bob said heat gun is always your friend when glue involved.
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