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Old 28-08-14, 03:35 PM   #1
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Rear door handle

How do I remove the rear door handles on my car? I have found the front nut that holds the handle but I can't seem to get at the second of the two help would be very much appreciated
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Old 28-08-14, 04:03 PM   #2
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There's a hole in the door frame as I recall, you need a socket and long extension to reach it
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Old 28-08-14, 04:16 PM   #3
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I could not see any access to the nut at all I can just about reach it with my finger tips. All this just so I can fix the dreaded lug that decided to break on me today!! I'm tempted to just drill a big hole in the door to get at it!!! It's maddening how inaccessible it is
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You need to move the latch mechanism out of the way to gain access. Remove the screws holding the mechanism, you should then be able to gain access with an extension bar through the hole that's been created.
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You need to move the latch mechanism out of the way to gain access. Remove the screws holding the mechanism, you should then be able to gain access with an extension bar through the hole that's been created.
I don't have the right tool bud I'm using a basic spanner set
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I don't have the right tool bud I'm using a basic spanner set
If you remove the latch mechanism you might be able to access it with a spanner, acessibility is certainly awkward... ☺
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Old 28-08-14, 06:11 PM   #7
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A quick trip to buy some sockets is in order -

http://www.halfords.com/motoring/gar...socket-set-1-4

- from Halfords is not a bad basic one and will do simple jobs including this one.
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Old 28-08-14, 06:28 PM   #8
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Your local branch at
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Your local branch at
D3, Mostyn Chamneys Retail Park
Charlotte Road
Llandudno
LL30 1RY
has them in stock.
Well it's my bday Saturday so you can treat me
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