Brake lever broke help

snosumitcsr

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Ok, broke my brake lever in two pieces and the lock flipper part fell into the powder. My dealer and the parts computer page don’t show a part number for the lock flipper. I ordered an TKI lever, but need the locker part to install. Anyone know how to find all the right part numbers for this assembly?
Rod

 

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Go buy it from your local dealer :face-icon-small-dis

 

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Chadly said:

Go buy it from your local dealer :face-icon-small-dis

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I did, it’s not listed on the parts list from Ski-Doo

 

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Its only sold as part of the master cylinder. $220 for the whole kit.

 

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Wheel House Motorsports said:

Its only sold as part of the master cylinder. $220 for the whole kit.

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Thanks for the info. That’s rediculous, guess I’m gonna have to grab a rake and go look for it in backcountry because I’m not spending $200 for a brake lock. Fortunately I know what tree I hit when it broke, should be right where I landed when I went yard sailing. What a Stupid manufacturer.

 

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snosumitcsr said:

Thanks for the info. That’s rediculous, guess I’m gonna have to grab a rake and go look for it in backcountry because I’m not spending $200 for a brake lock. Fortunately I know what tree I hit when it broke, should be right where I landed when I went yard sailing. What a Stupid manufacturer.

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Or just leave it off. You don't really need it. You can just turn the skis in the field and the tie downs on your trailer are good enough on their own. That little brake lock has led to a lot of expensive sled repairs and full burndowns.

 

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Parts guy needs to dig into it a little more. My buddy had to replace his and was able to buy just the park brake flipper.

 

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If I can’t find it I will live without, not spending $200 for a tiny piece of plastic

 

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just throw a short ski strap in your glovebox and use it to hold your brakes when needed.

$5 fix

 

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When I broke off my parking brake paddle, the dealer just sold me the lever itself, and the paddle was part of the assembly. P/N 507032476 ~$60 CAD.

 

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brylance said:

When I broke off my parking brake paddle, the dealer just sold me the lever itself, and the paddle was part of the assembly. P/N 507032476 ~$60 CAD.

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On what sled and year was this?

 

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I ordered the brake handle, if it doesn’t come with the lock I guess I won’t have to pay for it. The parts fische doesn’t show the lock pat attached to the handle that has a part number. I’ll find out next week I guess

 

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Order a complete break assemble used. As long as the banjo fitting bolts in they all work $50-$100. Or buy one of the techs a case of beer and riffle through his box of goodies next to his toolbox.

 

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snosumitcsr said:

On what sled and year was this?

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2017 850 Summit.

 

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Yep confirmed brake handle comes with brake lock flipper. The parts page just doesn’t show it correct in the picture. Ordered the brake handle and it all comes as one unit. Comes in a bright red Brembo box, didn’t even say ski Doo on anything. .

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part number?

did the brembo box come with a part number on it? I need to replace mine also and hate paying outrageous skidoo prices

 

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did the brembo box come with a part number on it? I need to replace mine also and hate paying outrageous skidoo prices

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I threw the box away!