Thanks for video,I'm actually going to attempt this myself when I get this part in. I just bought this 2008 Honda Civic Ex, coupe, manual and well no surprise ebrake handle is busted. Looks like this button will be a problem! Wish me luck 🤞
@@PeterGenovese yes sir! Thank you for the confidence! I've never attempted a diy really but I'm interested lol. Thank you for the support and the awesome how to!
@@PeterGenovese the tabs on mine are broken like your old one so my release button came undone. thought another caliper locked up again from the piston rings being worn. that can make it stick every once and a while especially when its cold
@@GroovyAnthropomorph Yeah, every so often, when it's cold, my rears seem to lock up. I can tell just by when I release the emergency brake and when I feel the e-brake is too "loose", I know it means the brakes are locked. I just engage and disengage it a few times until I feel like there's some effort to pull the e-brake handle back up. That's when I know I'm good.
From Australia - Hello, I went to the wreckers and had to buy the whole assembly complete with cable - cost $66.00 BUT I don't mind because your video now shows me how to fix what I figured would have to be a simple job considering the broken bit is plastic! Thanks sooo much simple and clear! Cheers C
Peter, thanks for the vid. I found the replacement kit on AMAZON and put it on in what I thought was the correct manner, but it never fully clicked. I thought you were nuts for putting on the plastic shell first then inserting the slide/button unit and manhandling it into place. But when mine came loose for the umpteenth time, I did it your way. AND IT WORKED!!!! Thanks!!!
Ok so I just finished doing this to my car and I have a point to bring up in case anyone is worried or getting stuck. The way he is doing it is correct but the last step with the button is tricky unless you figure it out. The last step with the button gets tight and won’t go through because the tooth at the beginning that he was talking about for hooking in the top of the handle piece scrapes on the stalk of the button and keeps it from going in. You just have to put pressure on the button so you scrape through all of the plastic on the stalk of the button and then the button locks on the plastic inside the handle. It’s just a matter of putting pressure until it goes in. Thanks for the video!
Andy, I'm glad you found the video helpful! Also, thanks for the tip about the notch and how one also needs to poke the notch on the OTHER side as well to undo that piece. Since mine was busted, I didn't have to do that.
Thank you for this video!! Unfortunately, I am a pretty typical woman and know absolutelynothing about anything automotive. This video was very straight forward and made the job so simple, that even I could do it! (To me, that speaks volumes!) The video was easy to follow and saved me big bucks from the stealership! Thank you thank you!!
Thanks so much for the video. Very helpful. A couple other things I noticed. I'm thinking the release button is meant to be slid in BEFORE the gray housing is snapped on. I did it that way and didn't have the challenges you had inserting the button afterwards. Also, my gray clip (passenger side) broke exactly as yours did. When it broke, the small broken pieces of the clip fell down into the button release mechanism. I had to take tweezers down there to remove the broken fragments. Probably a good area to inspect before snapping in the new handle/button .
Good video. Couldn't figure out how to get mine off, I was able to complete mine in the same time as your video, just following along and listening. Thanks!
Hey thanks for this video! This really helped me get out of a sticky situation! For some reason, the end of he trigger snapped so I had to remove the hand break handle. For people who dont know, in the video, he used a flat head to poke that notch, but theres an identical one on the other side. For mine I had to poke one side and then again on the other side before it popped out. But nevertheless, great video! Thanks again!
do you know if its the same for the 2013 civic si. it looks exactly the same. Also, did you have to buy the whole parking brake assembly or were you able to find just the handbrake piece.
I'm not sure about 2013 since that's a newer generation than my 2010. If you click on the link in my description of where you can purchase the brake assembly, there's another option for just the cover set/arm.
Is it same for the 2014 Honda civic as well? I couldn't find any video for it. Also, is this exact model hand break compatible with 2014 Civic as well, because currently I can only find 2006-2011 hand break.
So the 2014 model falls under the 9th Generation category (2012 - 2015) and I found a video for that. Hopefully this helps: th-cam.com/video/ez-c5ox5Upw/w-d-xo.html
Thank you SO much! I'm glad that you had trouble putting in the button part because it gave me the courage to persist and get it in. Saved me a ton of money. Now - is there an after market gear shift knob (manual trans) replacement for the '07 civic ex??
Honestly I have no clue how people break these!! I just bought an 08 si and the handbrakes taped up but on my 08 dx its still brand new and ive owned it since 2008
The way these are designed is such that those two little plastic pieces on either end are all that are holding the part in place so as the plastic ages over the years, as well as heat up and get cold many times), the plastic gets more brittle and eventually one day when you grab that thing and yank it up, one of the plastic pieces on either side, breaks. My SI is 14 years old now (purchased brand new in 2010) and I just had to replace this piece for the second time, recently! And I had to refer back to this video 😂
Yeah, you could keep the existing rubber boot, it is the same. But when I bought the replacement, it came with a new rubber boot so why not replace the old one since I had a new fresh one!
***** Donnie, expand the description of the video and you'll find a link that I left to the part where you can see how much it costs for a replacement.
Yeah, that's EXACTLY why I made this video. Their prices are ridiculous and I just go to show you how easy it can be to change it yourself for a few dollars.
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They just don't make engineers like they did in ancient days ....all this effort🥲...thanks man
Thanks for video,I'm actually going to attempt this myself when I get this part in. I just bought this 2008 Honda Civic Ex, coupe, manual and well no surprise ebrake handle is busted. Looks like this button will be a problem! Wish me luck 🤞
Oh you got this! Let me know how it goes.
@@PeterGenovese yes sir! Thank you for the confidence! I've never attempted a diy really but I'm interested lol. Thank you for the support and the awesome how to!
you unintentionally helped me fix another problem with the ebrake locking up so thank you
GroovyAnthropomorph What was your issue? My ebrake locks up every so often as well.
@@PeterGenovese the tabs on mine are broken like your old one so my release button came undone. thought another caliper locked up again from the piston rings being worn. that can make it stick every once and a while especially when its cold
@@GroovyAnthropomorph Yeah, every so often, when it's cold, my rears seem to lock up. I can tell just by when I release the emergency brake and when I feel the e-brake is too "loose", I know it means the brakes are locked. I just engage and disengage it a few times until I feel like there's some effort to pull the e-brake handle back up. That's when I know I'm good.
@@PeterGenovese yea had that issue too started parking in gear instead think having ebrake/rear brake combo is a lot or pressure on the piston
From Australia - Hello, I went to the wreckers and had to buy the whole assembly complete with cable - cost $66.00 BUT I don't mind because your video now shows me how to fix what I figured would have to be a simple job considering the broken bit is plastic! Thanks sooo much simple and clear! Cheers C
Catherine Pease Sucks you had to buy the whole assembly but at least you were able to fix it yourself! Glad my video helped :)
Peter, thanks for the vid. I found the replacement kit on AMAZON and put it on in what I thought was the correct manner, but it never fully clicked. I thought you were nuts for putting on the plastic shell first then inserting the slide/button unit and manhandling it into place. But when mine came loose for the umpteenth time, I did it your way. AND IT WORKED!!!! Thanks!!!
Charles Ballard Ha, awesome! Glad it worked out in the end. I knew my instructions would be good for something! lol
What do you name it to find on Amazon?
Ok so I just finished doing this to my car and I have a point to bring up in case anyone is worried or getting stuck. The way he is doing it is correct but the last step with the button is tricky unless you figure it out. The last step with the button gets tight and won’t go through because the tooth at the beginning that he was talking about for hooking in the top of the handle piece scrapes on the stalk of the button and keeps it from going in. You just have to put pressure on the button so you scrape through all of the plastic on the stalk of the button and then the button locks on the plastic inside the handle. It’s just a matter of putting pressure until it goes in. Thanks for the video!
Indeed! Glad it worked out for you, thanks for the follow up!
Great video, there are no Spanish videos explaining it with such details, thanks!
Gracias!
Andy, I'm glad you found the video helpful! Also, thanks for the tip about the notch and how one also needs to poke the notch on the OTHER side as well to undo that piece. Since mine was busted, I didn't have to do that.
Thank you for this video!! Unfortunately, I am a pretty typical woman and know absolutelynothing about anything automotive. This video was very straight forward and made the job so simple, that even I could do it! (To me, that speaks volumes!) The video was easy to follow and saved me big bucks from the stealership! Thank you thank you!!
Tracie Kasper , I'm glad to hear you were able to follow my instructions easily! That makes me happy and is exactly why I made this video. Great job!
My like was mostly for the stealership comment! Glad you got it!
Thanks so much for the video. Very helpful.
A couple other things I noticed. I'm thinking the release button is meant to be slid in BEFORE the gray housing is snapped on. I did it that way and didn't have the challenges you had inserting the button afterwards.
Also, my gray clip (passenger side) broke exactly as yours did. When it broke, the small broken pieces of the clip fell down into the button release mechanism. I had to take tweezers down there to remove the broken fragments. Probably a good area to inspect before snapping in the new handle/button
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Cool, glad it helped and yeah, good suggestions!
Thanks for the video, and yes the release button need to slide in before the housing is snap in together. Thanks for that information.
Awesome video! Easy to hear. Explains everything step by step as he's doing it.
Thank you!
Thanks buddy. It worked out great 😊
Thank you! I appreciate you saying the last step may take a few tries! It took me a few tries!
Awesome, glad it helped! Good job!
Thanks Peter! Straightforward video and gave me the confidence to do this fix myself!
Awesome, good to hear!
Good video. Couldn't figure out how to get mine off, I was able to complete mine in the same time as your video, just following along and listening. Thanks!
A good feeling when you can do the job yourself, huh!
Perfect! Thank you for your support.
Thanks for making this-you just saved me 70 bucks to have it installed at Honda!
menikmati789 - No problem, I’m glad it helped you out! Thanks for the comment!
Hey thanks for this video! This really helped me get out of a sticky situation! For some reason, the end of he trigger snapped so I had to remove the hand break handle. For people who dont know, in the video, he used a flat head to poke that notch, but theres an identical one on the other side. For mine I had to poke one side and then again on the other side before it popped out. But nevertheless, great video! Thanks again!
Mine just fell apart in the hand while using it 😂 cool vid looks like a easy fix , ordering one now
Yeah, not hard at all, save yourself money and do it yourself!
Mine just broke off lol. Where can you order besides a dealership? The link you posted doesn't work anymore. Cheers!
@@bryanc9489 Thanks for letting me know. I just updated the video description with a new link.
Thanks so much man, you saved me a couple of dollars. Cheers!
For sure!
This was very user friendly. Thank you!
Awesome!
This was very helpful. Worked like a charm! Thanks Bro.
Excellent, brother, thank you for the feedback!
Dude. Saved me a lot of time TY for this video!
Thanks for your video man it worked perfectly.
Hell yeah, that's what I like to hear.
Helpful video! Thank you. The final piece took the same amount of tries to get it in as well. Thanks again.
Thank you so much I just did right now and it only took five minutes
Excellent, glad to hear it! You're welcome!
Very straight forward and easy follow, video really helped!👍
Excellent!
Followed exactly your video, easy repair, thanks!
G.M. Partalis - Cool deal, glad it helped! Thanks for the comment!
Great video! Thank you
Great job this helped
Livesaver ! Thanks bro
Tank you man. Muito Obrigado. Brasil.
Thanks for the video!
No problem!
do you know if its the same for the 2013 civic si. it looks exactly the same.
Also, did you have to buy the whole parking brake assembly or were you able to find just the handbrake piece.
I'm not sure about 2013 since that's a newer generation than my 2010. If you click on the link in my description of where you can purchase the brake assembly, there's another option for just the cover set/arm.
Your instructions were spot on. Much thanks!
:)
Thank you for this video and explaining it all so well. I'm going to have to replace mine on my non-Si Civic and really appreciate this.
Sure thing and thank you for the comment! Good luck with your replacement!
Awesome thanks bro
For sure, dude!
@@PeterGenovese where did you buy the part at?
@@ryancochrane7569 Check out my video description, I have a link to where I got the part on Amazon.
Thank you, Very practical!! Happy with results!!!
Thanks for the video brother
For sure, glad it helped!
Gracias
Life saver
Is it same for the 2014 Honda civic as well? I couldn't find any video for it. Also, is this exact model hand break compatible with 2014 Civic as well, because currently I can only find 2006-2011 hand break.
So the 2014 model falls under the 9th Generation category (2012 - 2015) and I found a video for that. Hopefully this helps:
th-cam.com/video/ez-c5ox5Upw/w-d-xo.html
@@PeterGenovese Thank You so much, Good Sir. You have been very helpful.
Thank you SO much! I'm glad that you had trouble putting in the button part because it gave me the courage to persist and get it in. Saved me a ton of money. Now - is there an after market gear shift knob (manual trans) replacement for the '07 civic ex??
Awesome, glad you got it together! Not sure about the knob. I imagine there would be though. I haven't replaced mine.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Just had my emergency hand brake cable replaced at dealer today on my 2009 Honda Civic ex coupe 471.00 part was 75.00 rest was labor cost
Thanks man, the video is so helpful.
Honestly I have no clue how people break these!! I just bought an 08 si and the handbrakes taped up but on my 08 dx its still brand new and ive owned it since 2008
The way these are designed is such that those two little plastic pieces on either end are all that are holding the part in place so as the plastic ages over the years, as well as heat up and get cold many times), the plastic gets more brittle and eventually one day when you grab that thing and yank it up, one of the plastic pieces on either side, breaks. My SI is 14 years old now (purchased brand new in 2010) and I just had to replace this piece for the second time, recently! And I had to refer back to this video 😂
Love it!
Consegui! Obrigado amigo, salvou
Tivemos que procurar os gringos, pq em português tem nada hahaha
@@adailtonsilva9257 deu até vontade de gravar um em português, mas demorei muito mais kkk
@@newghost5339 , Faz mano, ajuda os civiquero pq essas manopla tá loko
@@adailtonsilva9257 se eu estivesse com meu querido g8 ainda eu faria kkk
Thanks mate
Absolutely
Thanks, snapped right in. Honda did a poor design putting the handle right next to where your leg rests..I guess it doesn't help I'm 6'2...
Thanks buddy, this helped out a lot!
Thanks!
Sure thing!
thank you darling. you are great 🤗
Thanks for this man.
Great vid and thanks for the help!
Thank you!!!
GRACIAS PERRO!!
Very helpful video, thanks
I'm glad you found it useful!
Be great if you added the part number. I need to order one.
Jason Huddleston Be great if you read the description of the video where I clearly have it listed 😉 Now give me a thumbs up 👍 instead of down 🙂
Are you the Boss of the Genovese Crime Family?
I mean, if I were, I wouldn’t admit it, right? 💪😜
@@PeterGenovese Vincent “The Chin” Chigante and Vito Genovese taught you well.
@@cedenoanthony45 😂
Did you buy the OEM version
No, I bought an aftermarket one on Amazon
Omg thank you so much 😊
hmm my mk8 handbrake looks different, it has the whole plastic sleeve on it going all the way not the small one you have there
why not keep the previous rubber boot on isnt it same?
Yeah, you could keep the existing rubber boot, it is the same. But when I bought the replacement, it came with a new rubber boot so why not replace the old one since I had a new fresh one!
Does anyone know if 8th gen emergency brake handle will fit 9th gen civic si? Can’t find a 9th gen online
Hmm, not sure.
Where did you order this from? Mine is broken:(
I’m Nessa Read the description of my video. Link is there
nice e brake civic handbrake civic ok
Push the button when arise the handbrake
What was the part name to but that? And how much did it cost you?
Tyler Hill You can find out the answer to all of your questions in the description of the video. Just make sure to expand the description section.
What about 07 accord ex?
GERALD QUEK I'm not sure about the 07 Accord EX. I don't know if it's the same type of brake handle.
Yep mine broke as well. How much was the part and appears this is a issue hand should step up and replace for free ☆☆☆haha
***** Donnie, expand the description of the video and you'll find a link that I left to the part where you can see how much it costs for a replacement.
Wierd my cover looks different 😢
All I can hear is POP POP POP POP POP.
Pop on the video? I just played it, sounds fine.
And the dealership wanted $116 for this
Yeah, that's EXACTLY why I made this video. Their prices are ridiculous and I just go to show you how easy it can be to change it yourself for a few dollars.
Them aftermarket thing deh no have no use .buy one waste of my money
Painful to watch
Bernard Bernabe Maybe you should go back to those “How to Color with Crayons” videos, then.
Great video. Thanks.