damn door handles!!!!
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damn door handles!!!!
so after yesterday i've officially gone through 3 sets of door handles. idk wtf to do. after the first set broke, i started being extremely gentle with them trying to open the door and lightly as possible. but after 3 months they just started getting harder and harder to open then they snap, same thing happened with the 3rd set.
does anyone make some aluminum ones that wont snap after a few months, i usually get my handles from rhdjapan, even though shipping takes a while they sell them for a very good price.
any ideas?
does anyone make some aluminum ones that wont snap after a few months, i usually get my handles from rhdjapan, even though shipping takes a while they sell them for a very good price.
any ideas?
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old GB but that should point you in the right direction
https://www.rx7club.com/jkl-engineering-271/gb-fd-aluminum-exterior-door-handles-711791/
https://www.rx7club.com/jkl-engineering-271/gb-fd-aluminum-exterior-door-handles-711791/
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rx7doorhandles.com are great. I have them and they feel amazing. Plus lifetime warranty.
Oh and you should never have to lube a door handle let alone periodically....seems like another FD owner that feels as though it is one of the quirks you deal with when you own an FD (Kind of like all those british car owners). They are cheap plastic. They heat up and get fragile. Not amount of lube will correct that.
Oh and you should never have to lube a door handle let alone periodically....seems like another FD owner that feels as though it is one of the quirks you deal with when you own an FD (Kind of like all those british car owners). They are cheap plastic. They heat up and get fragile. Not amount of lube will correct that.
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Mine broke originally one winter morning before I left Virginia, it was apparently frozen and just snapped when I tried to open the door to leave a friends house... I had to climb in through the passenger door until I could get a new driver side assembly from Frittz.
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LOL NOt directed at the actual British...what I meant was that many people that own british built cars deal with the quirks of the carbs, the maintenance etc and just chalk it up to the "charm" of owning a older british built car.
My orinigal post was a bit "anit-british" sounding lol
My orinigal post was a bit "anit-british" sounding lol
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so after yesterday i've officially gone through 3 sets of door handles. idk wtf to do. after the first set broke, i started being extremely gentle with them trying to open the door and lightly as possible. but after 3 months they just started getting harder and harder to open then they snap, same thing happened with the 3rd set.
If you don't understand what that means, it's no wonder you break door latches.
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LOL NOt directed at the actual British...what I meant was that many people that own british built cars deal with the quirks of the carbs, the maintenance etc and just chalk it up to the "charm" of owning a older british built car.
My orinigal post was a bit "anit-british" sounding lol
My orinigal post was a bit "anit-british" sounding lol