Changing the door handle isn't very difficult. Which is good considering the cheap plastic they made them out of. The standard procedure pretty much applies; 1) Remove the interior door trim panel 2) Disconnect the linkage attached do the door handle 3)Change the door handle 4)Re-assemble I don't remember the details of what scews / bolts have to be removed, but the whole job is pretty simple. The only variation is for whether it is an inside or outside handle, and really that only changes the linkage that you remove. I have changed both an inside and outside handle, on opposite doors of course... Didnt take me long at all.
you must use a wedge on the outside above the handle to see inside and then use a coat hanger or something long to pull the handle rod
It is a Lever handle (long instead of a knob) that has not a lock.
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there is a handle on the outside of the door... if you pull on it and evaluate it long enough you will eventually open the door. if it don't work... then put a key into the little slot and turn it. then start over with the pulling and jerking on the handle. If you still have trouble.... call your mother
Yup, These handles Break on these cars. Its fairly easy to replace. I did it by myself. Take off the original Door handle assembly and take note exactly how you took it apart, then put the replacement on. Doesn't take that long either. Shouldn't be hard to mess up.
On the inside of the door (right behind handle) you will see a few black knobs, take off the covers and unscrew the bolts. This will take off the whole handle mechanism. The easiest way is to replace the whole thing. They usually run about $40. Make sure on the long bar with threads at the end that it is high enough for the handle to work properly. I bought one and it barely was long enough and it broke. When they get cold they tend to break easy.
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Unscrew the door handle. Unscrew the "cup" you pull on to close the door. Unscrew the rest of the screws around the bottom and rear of the door panel. Slide the door handle sideways and pull it free. You will need to unclip the long metal rods from the back of the handle, which may be easier with your arm inside the door panel.Put it back the opposite of how you took it apart.Stocker @ http://www.rdtiburon.com/David @ http://votefordavid.blogspot.com
Kind of tricky, but with the proper tools, particularly long nose needle nose pliers to remove the retainer clips, and some inventive fishing on the door mechanisim itself, you can DIY. I went to a slavage yard and pulled it myself which told me what I needed to know to re-install the broken handle onmy 95. There are two 8mm nuts holding the lock/handle. 1995 is the only year this keypad/door handle was configured, meaning, you'll have to find a 1995, or buy OEM.
there are 5 things to do: 1- open the door, at the part between the outside and the inside of the door there are 2 screws, remove them. 2- the door handle from the inside, remove its cap then unscrew (hold it as if ur opening the door) then take it out. 3- Next to the door handle there is the lock and the auto-lock section, u will see the screw after takin off the door handle cover, unscrew it but dont remove the panel but try to pull it out then tilt it and push it inside 4- there next to the door lock etc there is a small pad then there is the long handle to grab the door by, lift it up and start unscrewing the door. but be careful because they basically hold the door parts together. 5- take a flat head screw driver and start to pull the clips out. they should be easy to remove but be careful not to mess them up because they are pretty old lol door is off
there is a small retaining 'c' clip on the shaft of the handle, try to push the door card into the door slightly then you should be able to pop it off with a screwdriver or pull out with long nosed pliers.