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On the hand brake there is retangular plate at the base of the hand brake. Where does this plate attach to prevent rattles? Thank you...JIM
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If that's the plate with two indentations that ride on a Pin, in my car i put it just under the floorboards and it moves back and forth with the lever. It sits flush, just under the floorboards.
Best Regards, Pat
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Hi Pat: This plate is flat and rests at the bottom of the hand brake handles. It seems to me that would be a maddening constant rattle. Thanks for the resonse...JIM
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Ahhh! my '36 hand brake has a rubber spacer between the rod and main handle that moves that part you are talking about. The rubber helps keep the rod steady and that keeps the shaking from happening.
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Your talking about the part which seals the e-brake hole, there is a rubber that is part pushes on.
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