10minutequarter
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- Jun 25, 2006
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Orem,
Utah
I recently experienced the joy of replacing a broken door handle and as many of you know it was a royal pain in the ass. After buttoning everything back up (with the exception of the interior door panel) I close the door and pull on the new handle, to my suprise nothing happens. SO i climb back in and looking inside the door I can see that when I pull up on the handle the connecting rod goes down. (or up, i can't remember right now) the point is that the handle is attached via a little white clip to a rod that does something but doesnt open the door.
Any ideas as to what I might have done wrong? I don't really feel like pulling the passenger side apart to see which one of these things is not like the other on account of its been about 20 degrees outside lately.
I noticed during installation that the white clip could be attached in either an up or down position. By that I mean the clip swivelded in a way that it could be atteced higher or lower on the bar. I believe I installed mine in such a way that the clip was attached right at the base of the slight bend in the rod.
Sorry if I am not being descriptive enough, just ask if you need any more info to make an educated opinion of whats going on here.
Thanks in advance dudes.
Dave
Any ideas as to what I might have done wrong? I don't really feel like pulling the passenger side apart to see which one of these things is not like the other on account of its been about 20 degrees outside lately.
I noticed during installation that the white clip could be attached in either an up or down position. By that I mean the clip swivelded in a way that it could be atteced higher or lower on the bar. I believe I installed mine in such a way that the clip was attached right at the base of the slight bend in the rod.
Sorry if I am not being descriptive enough, just ask if you need any more info to make an educated opinion of whats going on here.
Thanks in advance dudes.
Dave