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The handbrake button becoming stuck in place or falling out, resulting in the handbrake becoming in operable and being stuck in the upright or downward position. The main Vauxhall dealers will say you will need the whole handbrake unit replacing as the button is not a spare part. This will cost hundreds with labour as the centre console must be removed in order to do so.

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Easy fit - can be done inside the vehicle

VEHICLES AFFECTED

Vauxhall & Open Mokka J13 2012-2019

Part numbers affected

Handbrake lever:

95137966

95278938

42371925

Handbrake handle:

95278949

42371932

Please note there is no OE part number for the button as this part is not available separately from Vauxhall. Will fit all Mokkas within this age range regardless of interior colour or trim. It will also fit left hand drive & right hand drive vehicles.

The problem The OE handbrake button often breaks within the internal mechanism of the handbrake, resulting in the handbrake not working as it should. The button’s arms that slot into the internals of the mechanisms or the shoulder on the bottom of the button can often snap resulting in the button becoming lodged in place and unable to press in or out, or it can come loose and fall out entirely. This is because the OE button is made of very thin plastic and is not made to last the span of the vehicles life.

Handbrake handle: 95278949 42371932 Please note there is no OE part number for the button as this part is not available separately from Vauxhall. It will fit all Mokkas within this age range regardless of interior colour or trim. It will also fit left hand drive & right hand drive vehicles

Vehicles affected Vauxhall & Opel Mokka J13 2012-2019

Step 1: Removing the Old Button Remove the old button (if it hasn’t fallen out) by using a flat-head screw driver or pick. Gently push it down the side of the button and lever it out of place.

Step 2: Fitting the New Button

At a 45-degree angle, ,t the new button. Making sure the back shoulder of the button is ,tted underneath the plastic housing on the handbrake. Slot the arms into the two holes either side of the spring and ,firmly press in. You can then test the function of the button.

The Mokka original Handbrake Button design is filmsy and really easy to snap! This issue will bring you an expense of around £300 for replace the full handbrake lever.

This new Handbrake button design is a plug and play replacement, just press fit it in the original handbrake slot!

If you buy other cheap plastic parts off other sellers it will also fail and snap very quickly, my parts are designed and built to last,

The white slider inside the handbrake lever slot, must be present, otherwise, this new button will not work correctly