OEM Automotive Door Handles
The door handles make it far easier to enter and exit your Dodge, Mazda, or Volkswagen vehicle. If any fail, you'll need to replace them ASAP -- or else you may find yourself climbing in and out through the windows. We have the parts you need, including any hardware bits, marked up to 35% below the MSRP and stocked right here in our online catalog. Order today and we'll get you your parts in no time at all!
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Buyer's Guide to Automotive Door Handles
What Types of Door Handles Are There?
There are two: exterior door handles and interior door handles. Let's go into them -- and their differences -- next.
All about Exterior Door Handles
Exterior door handles are attached to a metal rod that runs from the handle to the door's latch. The rod and the latch both move as a direct reaction to you pulling on the handle, allowing you to open the door and climb into the cabin.
All About Interior Door Handles
These work the same way as the exterior door handles, though they're far more likely to be color-coordinated with the rest of your interior -- whereas exterior handles may be chrome-plated to stand out from the vehicle's body.
How to Replace a Door Handle
Start by removing any screws that are holding the handle in place. You'll then need to disconnect any wires or locks that are attached to the old handle, before gently removing it. Add new gaskets, if needed, before installing the new handle. Finally, reconnect the locks, wires, and screws. Once you're done, test the door handle's function -- but make sure to keep the door open in case the handle still doesn't work right.