Adjustment for door handle
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The handle assembly can have problems, the cable can stretch and the sheet metal where the handle assembly mounts can have problems. You will see how it works when you open it up and you may be able to tweak a few things, but when this occurred on my truck it I lived with it until I had another reason to take the panel off, which in my case was the power door lock actuator died. The latch was also becoming a pain so I replaced the door latch, handle assembly and cable, interior door handle, and lock actuator all at the same time. My feeling was and is, I hate cramming my hands and arms into the door as well as risking breaking the plastic trim so I don't take the door panels off until I need to. When I do I try to do any work needed or that I judge will be needed in the near future.
It was kind of a pain messing with the latch as there are so many actuating rods but it wasn't the worst thing I have ever messed with.
It was kind of a pain messing with the latch as there are so many actuating rods but it wasn't the worst thing I have ever messed with.
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I don't take the door panels off until I need to. When I do I try to do any work needed or that I judge will be needed in the near future.
It was kind of a pain messing with the latch as there are so many actuating rods but it wasn't the worst thing I have ever messed with.
It was kind of a pain messing with the latch as there are so many actuating rods but it wasn't the worst thing I have ever messed with.
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I guess for me, I didn't want to band aid fix it and then have to mess with it again in a few months or even a few years. So I just replaced it with an oem part which I expect to give 15 to 20 years of faithful service.
The passenger side door sees so little use is still like new mechanically, while the driver side is like new because of all the parts I have replaced. The only thing I expect to go out on the other side is the door lock actuator as it gets the same amount of use as the other side.
The passenger side door sees so little use is still like new mechanically, while the driver side is like new because of all the parts I have replaced. The only thing I expect to go out on the other side is the door lock actuator as it gets the same amount of use as the other side.
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I did not believe this to be correct so I pulled the door panel on my ‘89 since it takes less than 5 minutes to do. It is actualted by a rod and not a cable. According to your profile, you have a ‘94 so that would apply in your case. LMC lists the cable for ‘92-96 trucks.
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