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E Brake handle grip removal

Blue 996
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I'd like to remove my current leather e brake grip (circled in red). Not the entire unit. Does the leather grip just slide off or is it bolted in some way? Seems like its on very tight. Thanks in advance for any assistance!

996 e brake grip.jpg

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My understanding is that it is glued on and requires a lot of force to  pull it off.  You could put the base in a vise and pull very very hard to remove.  If you have to cut it away, you will destroy it.  Might check on  replacement cost of the handle.  For instance, last time I checked, the  center console leather lid was $700.  Why are you doing this?

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