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Door latch rod clips

Boss Hugg

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I haven’t been here in a while. I hope y’all will still help me!



What are you fine folks doing for to hold the outside door latch rod to the latch mechanism? I keep trying to make something work from the dorman rack at the parts store, but it keeps coming apart and I look funny climbing in the passenger side to open the drivers door.


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Boss Hugg

Boss Hugg

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So this piece is actually what I need because it's got that metal pin that threads onto the rod?

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Timstrk

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Is the button hard to push? Mine did the same thing. Kept breaking the retainer clip and very hard to push the button to open the passenger door. Q-tips and grease. Kept looking in the door to find the moving parts and greased accordingly. Now the plastic clips work just fine.
 
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Boss Hugg

Boss Hugg

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Is the button hard to push? Mine did the same thing. Kept breaking the retainer clip and very hard to push the button to open the passenger door. Q-tips and grease. Kept looking in the door to find the moving parts and greased accordingly. Now the plastic clips work just fine.

I guess while I have all the rods loose, it's a good time to pull the latches and grease them up. Wife and kids would love to be able to open the door themselves.
 
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