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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 2005

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96 Honda Accord "chrome" plastic handle

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Handle-less - 01 Jul 2005 03:11 GMT
In enthusiastically opening the door in a rainstorm, I managed to break the
driver's door interior handle, the piece of chromed look plastic that
unlatches the door.
Any idea what a dealer charges for replacement handles?
butch burton - 01 Jul 2005 13:35 GMT
A friend broke a plastic window handle on an older honda of mine while
trying to escape a green cloud of noxious gas.  This happened years ago
and I can still remember his screaming, "Fenster Auf".  Still brings
tears of laughter - google honda parts and it will take you a couple of
minutes to find the part and cost.  Go to a junk yard and get one for a
few bucks - a simple retainer ring just snaps off - do it with needle
nose pliers and a screwdriver.

FENSTER AUF!  Means Open Window.
Steve Bigelow - 01 Jul 2005 13:41 GMT
> In enthusiastically opening the door in a rainstorm, I managed to break
> the driver's door interior handle, the piece of chromed look plastic that
> unlatches the door.
> Any idea what a dealer charges for replacement handles?

I think I paid under 30CDN for my 91.
 
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