Door handle cable...
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Door handle cable...
Well mine broke, went to the dealer to get one and they say its discontinued....
Where can I get one? I went to all the junk yards.....they are all gone.
Anyone able to help?
Thanks...
Where can I get one? I went to all the junk yards.....they are all gone.
Anyone able to help?
Thanks...
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try here https://www.rockauto.com its where i bought mine, cost around $12 DORMAN Part # 924300 the OE cables are discontinued.
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If I were you I would take the mechanism out of an 80-86 truck. They are not cables they are solid metal bars and much more reliable, you will not have to tear your door off again in 5 years
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The HELP section in parts stores has them; I've put them on a few trucks.
I've noticed they will get tight and stick almost overnight on these trucks. Mine's done this twice and I fixed it by removing the door panel and lubing the cable. If someone gets in not knowing this and pulls too hard the cable will break. This is also why the handles commonly break on our trucks.
I've noticed they will get tight and stick almost overnight on these trucks. Mine's done this twice and I fixed it by removing the door panel and lubing the cable. If someone gets in not knowing this and pulls too hard the cable will break. This is also why the handles commonly break on our trucks.
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Originally Posted by brown 4x4
The HELP section in parts stores has them; I've put them on a few trucks.
I've noticed they will get tight and stick almost overnight on these trucks. Mine's done this twice and I fixed it by removing the door panel and lubing the cable. If someone gets in not knowing this and pulls too hard the cable will break. This is also why the handles commonly break on our trucks.
I've noticed they will get tight and stick almost overnight on these trucks. Mine's done this twice and I fixed it by removing the door panel and lubing the cable. If someone gets in not knowing this and pulls too hard the cable will break. This is also why the handles commonly break on our trucks.
Anyone got a link, I'm having a hell of a time finding one(mainly don't know what section it would be in)
I tried the help sections at the local parts places they didnt have it. I do have a doorman book at the shop I could look in.
Thanks for the help guys.
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Originally Posted by Bluebomber94
try here https://www.rockauto.com its where i bought mine, cost around $12 DORMAN Part # 924300 the OE cables are discontinued.
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I just had the same problem on my truck. NAPA and Advance show them in their online listings. I got mine next day through NAPA along with new bushings for the tailgate. Less than 30 bucks total for both.
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