Brushed Alunimium door handles
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Brushed Alunimium door handles
Has anyone installed a set if these? How complicated is it? Who makes them? Thanks for any information.
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Jager produces a door handle overlay kit, which consists of brushed aluminum overlays for the handle itself, the outer frame of the backing plate, and the sunken part of the backing plate. It can be installed without tools - all you need is something to clean (degrease) the existing pieces.
More info: http://www.marketworks.com/StoreFron...318&i=26458206
These go nicely with the brushed aluminum shifter plate and boot kit: http://www.marketworks.com/StoreFron...318&i=26458306
Both kits are also available in wood or carbon materials (special order).
This is not trying to pretend to replace the solid aluminum alternative. Instead, it's an inexpensive and very nice looking way to dress up what's already there.
More info: http://www.marketworks.com/StoreFron...318&i=26458206
These go nicely with the brushed aluminum shifter plate and boot kit: http://www.marketworks.com/StoreFron...318&i=26458306
Both kits are also available in wood or carbon materials (special order).
This is not trying to pretend to replace the solid aluminum alternative. Instead, it's an inexpensive and very nice looking way to dress up what's already there.
Last edited by Nicole; 07-31-2005 at 11:08 PM.
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Originally Posted by F4GIB
Unfortunately, these aren't stick-on's.
They have holes drilled in them and look like they replace the originals handles.
They have holes drilled in them and look like they replace the originals handles.
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The door handle itself is not hard to replace but you have to remove the door panel to do so.
The handle assembly is held on by 3 screws. Inside to door, there is a plastic "T" with 3 nutserts that will fall loose into the door (that's why you need to remove the door panel).
Once you have the handle assembly in hand, you need to disconnect the cable and then separate the handle itself from the assembly by removing it's shaft. The shaft is held on by a clip.
All this becomes very clear and easy once you have the assembly in hand.
Paul
The handle assembly is held on by 3 screws. Inside to door, there is a plastic "T" with 3 nutserts that will fall loose into the door (that's why you need to remove the door panel).
Once you have the handle assembly in hand, you need to disconnect the cable and then separate the handle itself from the assembly by removing it's shaft. The shaft is held on by a clip.
All this becomes very clear and easy once you have the assembly in hand.
Paul