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Hi this is my first post and im wondering how to remove the oem e-brake handle on a 94 325is. I know how to remove the shift knob but i haven't found out how to remove the ebrake handle. I want to remove it so that i can add an AC Schnitzer handle.
Thanks.
__________________ '94 black 325is. grey converted. diamond taillights. smoked corner lights. clear sidemarkers. AC Schnitzer pedal set. AC Schnitzer Type III 18x8.5 wheels. Alpine CD Changer.
Originally posted by LivinFast67@Aug 31 2004, 11:55 PM cool, does anyone know how to adjust the handbrake. mine doesn't work.....
you adjust the tension of the cables under the car (that’s where I did it at least) b/c mine was only catching in the last bit of the lever... hope that maybe helps
__________________ '94 black 325is. grey converted. diamond taillights. smoked corner lights. clear sidemarkers. AC Schnitzer pedal set. AC Schnitzer Type III 18x8.5 wheels. Alpine CD Changer.
Originally posted by LivinFast67@Sep 1 2004, 10:49 PM thanks teg, thats exactly what it was.
hey man i have almost exactly the same car, except mine is a '92. Where is the adjustment under the car for the ebrake? I thought it was only under the trim piece by the e-brake handle ...
My e-brake must be really stubborn because i twisted the black tip all the way off and pulled as hard as i could to take off the handle. It didn't even budge. Any suggestions?
__________________ '94 black 325is. grey converted. diamond taillights. smoked corner lights. clear sidemarkers. AC Schnitzer pedal set. AC Schnitzer Type III 18x8.5 wheels. Alpine CD Changer.
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