remove door handle
3/20/05, 01:25 PM
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Originally posted by 94tbird@March 20, 2005, 12:51 PM
break it like i did
:D
Seriously tho just tuen it so the clip is up and down and then use plyers to squeeze it and push it through the hole
break it like i did
:D
Seriously tho just tuen it so the clip is up and down and then use plyers to squeeze it and push it through the hole
3/20/05, 02:31 PM
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yeah honestly. i was replacing the stock door handles wit hthe IUP ones and rather than ask how to do it i thought i was smart and i snapped both plastic pieces. i didnt really care tho as i had the IUP ones i was putting in. They go back in so easily with a snap the cables do. literally 
3/20/05, 04:40 PM
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Originally posted by 94tbird@March 20, 2005, 3:34 PM
yeah honestly. i was replacing the stock door handles wit hthe IUP ones and rather than ask how to do it i thought i was smart and i snapped both plastic pieces. i didnt really care tho as i had the IUP ones i was putting in. They go back in so easily with a snap the cables do. literally :D
yeah honestly. i was replacing the stock door handles wit hthe IUP ones and rather than ask how to do it i thought i was smart and i snapped both plastic pieces. i didnt really care tho as i had the IUP ones i was putting in. They go back in so easily with a snap the cables do. literally :D
3/21/05, 12:38 PM
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Originally posted by Phatty@March 20, 2005, 11:56 PM
On the cable there is a black piece, on the inside part of the door handle there are two tabs you have to press. Try some needle nose pliers. I paid $34 a pair for mine.
On the cable there is a black piece, on the inside part of the door handle there are two tabs you have to press. Try some needle nose pliers. I paid $34 a pair for mine.
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