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How to Replace the Handbrake Button on a Renault Scenic

Model: Renault Scenic MK 2, Scenic 2 - Years 2003-2009
Part: Parking brake

To remove the handbrake, start by taking off the lower parts, beginning with the side panel. Use a plastic lever to lift the panel. Now, to remove the glove compartment, open it and pull it towards you. Next, remove the brightness controls for the dashboard and external lights. You can extract it by pushing from the inside and disconnect the plugs at the back. This allows you to unscrew the bolts securing the handbrake lever. Now, remove the screw that secures the panel where the handbrake is attached. You can now gently pull out the handbrake and disconnect the plug at the back.

Updated on 24 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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