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From: El Dorado, Arkansas
Now, it only takes very light pressure squeezing on the interior handles to open the doors. The burr on the passenger side was also making it hard to close that door without having to slam it two or three times before that door would shut. Now, the door closes very easily without having to slam it.
Lead Driver
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 6,399
Likes: 40
From: El Dorado, Arkansas
You're welcome.
I used to have to squeeze really hard on the interior door handle with BOTH hands to get my drivers side door open. After I filed the burr off the worn spot on the back of the interior handle, the door opens now just by applying light pressure with my thumb on the arm rest and my index finger squeezing on interior handle. It's crazy that that little burr would make it that hard to operate the handle and how easy it is now with that problem removed. Same for how easy it is now to be able to close the passenger side door. Who'd a thunk it?
I used to have to squeeze really hard on the interior door handle with BOTH hands to get my drivers side door open. After I filed the burr off the worn spot on the back of the interior handle, the door opens now just by applying light pressure with my thumb on the arm rest and my index finger squeezing on interior handle. It's crazy that that little burr would make it that hard to operate the handle and how easy it is now with that problem removed. Same for how easy it is now to be able to close the passenger side door. Who'd a thunk it?
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