1. Unclip (gently as not to break clips) 1 then 2 using a flatblade screwdriver pulling up on boot (3) as you unclip. Unclip 4 then 5 in the same way. Boot should now be free and can be pulled upwards off the brake lever

2. This is what the clips look like so you have an idea while youre unclipping them.

3. Brake lever with boot off. NOTE: four holes where clips clip.

4. Remove any staples Old boot is glued onto bracket so you will need to peel it off.

Install new boot on bracket using a hot glue gun, putting glue in same locations that original glue was (example given in red in picture above)

Only glue small sections at a time
 

Make sure you have boot lined up properly as glue dries fast

Install the boot back into the center console.

5. Flip armrest up then, using a T15 torx bit screwdriver, remove four screws indicated in picture. The armrest should now be free from centre console

6. Using a T15 torx bit screwdriver, unscrew 6 screws from armrest indicated in picture. Top cover of armrest should now separate from base

7. To remove old cover, just peel it off. To install new leather cover, just stretch it over armrest top cover and fold ends behind screw holes as in picture

8. Tape off the wood veneer before applying cement for easier clean up. Using a thin brush apply coat of contact cement to the console boot ring.

9. Once leather cover is on, screw armrest base back on, this will hold leather cover in place.

Once base is screwed back on, screw armrest back into the car.

ENJOY YOUR NEW LEATHER BOOTS!