I just got a matching satin handle for my Whalen ****. Now if I can figure how to put in on

 

Too late...It's done. Guess I must be breakn new grounds here

 

So how did you do it? Did you take pics?

 

I just went through this. Sorry no pics. But if you just pull off the cap from where the release button is. Then pop the boot off from the base. I used a putty knife. With the knife you can slide it between the console and boot to find the connect points. Gently work them inward with a twist until it pops. Then simply make sure all the connect points are loose and slide the handle off.

At that point you have to cut the zip tie holding the boot snug to the back piece of the handle. Carful not to cut the boot. You will need a new zip tie to reconnect it, and reverse the directions.

Cheers
MINIACK

 

Oh yeeeeaaaah...I learned the hard way During the disassembly of the cover, I snaped the cheesy splastic framing on one side. No problem, can't tell once I reassembled it. I can't believe the CHEAP VINAL (sorry, forgot how to spell) they used for the cover

 

[twiddles thumbs in anticipation!]

 

I ripped the ebrake boot and broke the plastic retainer trying to get mine off. 61 bucks later I had it back together but it looks very good with the chrome/satin RSpeed ebrake handle.

 

>>[twiddles thumbs in anticipation!]
>>

Didn't want to make you wait





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Looks great as a match for your Whalen.
Perhaps a little phallic for my tastes though.

 

>>Looks great as a match for your Whalen.
>>Perhaps a little phallic for my tastes though.

Heee Heee....You said it...not me

 

Hey Silver,

Does that thing take batteries to make it work?

 

>>Hey Silver,
>>
>>Does that thing take batteries to make it work?

No, but if I pull on it HARD during a turn, it REALLY takes me for a spin

 

Maybe you should name your MCS "Steely Dan"?