WOW!!!!! finally someone got a solution to my problem, Fits and works perfectly!"
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"Fits like an OEM part! Thanks so much!"
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This product is great. Took less than 30 seconds to install. Works like a champ."
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MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
INSTALLS QUICKLY!
USES NO GLUE OR EPOXY!
NO NEED FOR DISMANTLING OR ASSEMBLY OF ANYTHING!
Parking brake release handle for Ford vehicles who's parking break handle breaks apart and leaves a metal rod with an L-shape at the end. There is no way to replace the handle, unless you have all the plastic parts that broke off and plenty of epoxy. Or you can replace the inside parking brake assembly ($100-$200 for new assembly plus labor or DIY). Ford Does not make an easy to fix replacement part like the one sold here.
Buy THIS parking break release handle that FITS SNUG in place and is strong, easier to grasp than the original, and should last for the life of the vehicle. Made from strong PETG Plastic. COLOR: BLACK.
Installs in seconds with no tools needed!
Same Size as Original – Won't Cover the diagnostic link connector under the dash, which some Ford Vehicles have placed just above and in front of the parking brake release handle.
Quick & Easy Installation!
Instructions included with product! (PLEASE NOTE: ITEM MAY LOOK SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT THAN WHAT IS PICTURED, BUT IT WILL NOT AFFECT FUNCTION)
For most 1998 to 2010 Ford Explorers, Ford Explorer Sport Tracs, and possibly more, also some Ford Rangers, and Mercury Mountaineers. Basically, if your broken handle leaves a 90 degree L shaped metal rod, which faces toward the right, then it should fit. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. If it doesn't fit, return it! Return shipping is on me as long as it's sent in a similar package through USPS first class mail (I won't pay for express or overnight return shipping. I'm sure you understand).
Generic Brake Release Handle Kit
No more wasted time trying to find or make a part that will fit!
This kit includes most everything you’ll need to fix a broken brake release handle, especially if the broken end leaves a straight metal rod sticking out where the handle came off. Just measure the width of the rod and drill out a hole in the hard plastic handle where the metal rod will fit into it. There is a 3mm pilot hole already in this new handle. It is best to use two or three drill bits, so you don't drill too big of a hole, till you reach the hole size where the new handle slips over the rod. Use the included fast drying epoxy and latex gloves to attach the handle.
No more wasted time searching for a part that will fit or trying to make your own.
This handle only takes a few minutes to install and all you need is a drill and a few bits, which every handyman already has at home
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