Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
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Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
Trying to find a source for the brush bristle looking things for the e-brake hole on my 82-84 Firebird console.
Any sources for it new?
Any sources for it new?
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Re: Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
I can't find a P/N for that and I don't know how the workings go under there,but you may be able to use something like door sweep material.


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Re: Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
With all the restoration parts available I'm surprised this isn't made! I'm sure every third gen will need them.
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Re: Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
Bump! Still haven't found proper restoration parts. Can't imagine they don't exist!!
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Re: Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
I know this ain't no help but...
I seen on here a while back somebody posted the same for the rear pull
down bristles things. They were available form somewhere. This ought to be in that same catagory. IDK
I seen on here a while back somebody posted the same for the rear pull
down bristles things. They were available form somewhere. This ought to be in that same catagory. IDK
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Re: Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
Hmm, cool to know someone did find something, that's promising!
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Re: Where to find the brush-bristle things for the e-brake hole?
I have my center console out for some interior wiring work this past winter and I thought about replacing mine too. The problem is the way they are mounted. They aren't in a plastic holder like the trunk ones are. The ones in the trunk just slide in and out of the holes in the plastic trim piece.
Unfortunately the ones on the ebrake handle are mounted permanently. It looks like they were placed over plastic pins that are molded into the underside of the console, then those pins were melted down to secure the bristles in place. To replace them, you would need to grind down the tops of the melted pins and pull them out. This wouldn't leave any way of mounting new ones without drilling holes through the top of the console to bolt or screw them in place.
Unfortunately the ones on the ebrake handle are mounted permanently. It looks like they were placed over plastic pins that are molded into the underside of the console, then those pins were melted down to secure the bristles in place. To replace them, you would need to grind down the tops of the melted pins and pull them out. This wouldn't leave any way of mounting new ones without drilling holes through the top of the console to bolt or screw them in place.
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I have my center console out for some interior wiring work this past winter and I thought about replacing mine too. The problem is the way they are mounted. They aren't in a plastic holder like the trunk ones are. The ones in the trunk just slide in and out of the holes in the plastic trim piece.
Unfortunately the ones on the ebrake handle are mounted permanently. It looks like they were placed over plastic pins that are molded into the underside of the console, then those pins were melted down to secure the bristles in place. To replace them, you would need to grind down the tops of the melted pins and pull them out. This wouldn't leave any way of mounting new ones without drilling holes through the top of the console to bolt or screw them in place.
Unfortunately the ones on the ebrake handle are mounted permanently. It looks like they were placed over plastic pins that are molded into the underside of the console, then those pins were melted down to secure the bristles in place. To replace them, you would need to grind down the tops of the melted pins and pull them out. This wouldn't leave any way of mounting new ones without drilling holes through the top of the console to bolt or screw them in place.
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