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Door Trigger un-happy

My passenger door's trigger is stuck in the pulled position, rendered useless from the outside.
Has anyone ever taken one apart and fixed this probelm? or am I in for for a 300 dollar new handle?

Thanks for any tips

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Old 12-02-2001, 07:50 AM
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It's not that hard to take apart. However you have to take your door panel off to do it. The handle trigger is actually a pin that is probably stuck in the inner part of the locking mechanism.
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Old 12-02-2001, 09:20 AM
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What commonly happens is the trigger breaks. The trigger can be replaced separately. You need to get one from another handle though. I don't think they are available otherwise.

The handle is held in by 2 10mm nuts. Window must be rolled up. The rear-most nut is accessed through a hole in the door that has a little tape over it from the factory. Use 1/4 drive socket and extension. Piece o' cake. Hardest part is getting the door panel etc. off.

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