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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / September 20061995 Mark VIII exterior door handles
Now I'm in big trouble. For the last three months my passenger door handle has been broken. Tonight the drivers door handle broke. I'm lucky the window was open so I could reach inside and open the door. It's kinda a big deal to buy and install these right? One side has the keyless entry that I have only used once. I need to get started on the project because I don't want to leave my window open. Where can I get a good deal on a pair of these handles? Do they have to be plastic again? I guess they will need to be painted also. Thanks for any help if you have been through this before. What is a 1995 Mark III? mike hunt > Now I'm in big trouble. For the last three months my passenger door > handle has been broken. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > to be painted also. Thanks for any help if you have been > through this before. > Now I'm in big trouble. For the last three months my passenger door > handle has been broken. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > to be painted also. Thanks for any help if you have been > through this before. Change the door handle on a '95 Mark VIII: http://www.lincolnsonline.com/tech/00148.html > > Now I'm in big trouble. For the last three months my passenger door > > handle has been broken. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Change the door handle on a '95 Mark VIII: > http://www.lincolnsonline.com/tech/00148.html Thanks Sharon. This makes me feel better already. I wasn't sure just the handle could be replaced. I thought the whole assembly around the handle also had to be replaced but now I know it doesn't. Now where should I buy the handles? > Now where should I buy the handles? I don't know if the aftermarket supplies handles for your make and model, but I've yet to see an aftermarket door handle for anything that isn't made in China or some similar country. The ones I've seen had about half the material in them and broke much quicker than the factory made ones. So....... I would bit the bullet, buy from the dealer or at least one that has a Ford part number on it and make sure the internal linkages are well lubricated. My $.02 worth. > > Now where should I buy the handles? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Ford part number on it and make sure the internal linkages are well > lubricated. My $.02 worth. I guess it will end up being plastic from the dealer. I hoped for aftermarket metal. > I guess it will end up being plastic from the dealer. I hoped for > aftermarket metal. Got a Ford part number? Sometimes you can get a break at fordparts dot com. > > I guess it will end up being plastic from the dealer. I hoped for > > aftermarket metal. > > Got a Ford part number? Sometimes you can get a break at fordparts dot > com. Usually I'm good at this but I haven't found any door handles at any of the ford or lincoln part sites yet. > > > I guess it will end up being plastic from the dealer. I hoped for > > > aftermarket metal. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Usually I'm good at this but I haven't found any door handles at any of > the ford or lincoln part sites yet. Drivers side door handle: XF3Z-6322405-AA $14 (unpainted) try fastpartsnetwork or 5 Star Ford. > > > > I guess it will end up being plastic from the dealer. I hoped for > > > > aftermarket metal. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Drivers side door handle: XF3Z-6322405-AA $14 (unpainted) > try fastpartsnetwork or 5 Star Ford. Your wonderful. Thanks I'm checking that out now. |
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