Better interior door handles?
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11-30-2006 | 01:53 PM
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RE: Better interior door handles?
I'll say! It was cold out and pulled the inside door handle to get out of the car and something broke inside. Now the handle doesn't snap back and you have to hit the unlock switch to get the friken door open. Now I have to figure out the problem...cause the wife said it's my fault[:@]
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12-08-2006 | 02:42 AM
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RE: Better interior door handles?
My door handle on the passanger side broke the same way. It is the double pull action that tricks people. They pull it once and don't let go until they break it. I took it to the dealer and they said that it is a cable that is connected with some sort of T-shaped end that can pop out of place. The dealers have a clamp that goes on to it and fixes the problem. Had them do both doors (just in case) and have had no problems since.
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12-10-2006 | 09:38 PM
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RE: Better interior door handles?
ORIGINAL: shmoovio
It is the double pull action that tricks people. They pull it once and don't let go until they break it.
It is the double pull action that tricks people. They pull it once and don't let go until they break it.
PS. You can get the double pull thing deactivated at the dealer.
#5
05-25-2008 | 05:58 PM
Joined: May 2008
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RE: Better interior door handles?
ORIGINAL: shmoovio
My door handle on the passanger side broke the same way. It is the double pull action that tricks people. They pull it once and don't let go until they break it. I took it to the dealer and they said that it is a cable that is connected with some sort of T-shaped end that can pop out of place. The dealers have a clamp that goes on to it and fixes the problem. Had them do both doors (just in case) and have had no problems since.
My door handle on the passanger side broke the same way. It is the double pull action that tricks people. They pull it once and don't let go until they break it. I took it to the dealer and they said that it is a cable that is connected with some sort of T-shaped end that can pop out of place. The dealers have a clamp that goes on to it and fixes the problem. Had them do both doors (just in case) and have had no problems since.
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