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Hi,
I am swapping in some metal door handles, 2 have cracks in the plastic at the bottom near the pin. Am I safer using super-glue or do they come apart without damage pressing the pin out ? This would be my preferred option, has anyone done this with success, or did they break ? Regards 96ELGli
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{USERNAME} wrote: You can press the pin out and refit the metal handle into the working base plate as uniacidz said, theres a pin and you need to lightly tap with a punch and a hammer, they will come out. i bought some cappa door handles with the chrome bits and swapped the chrome into my grey ones, just go easy with the hammer and you will be fine
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96ELGli |
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply Guys, I didnt want to break the good parts I have. Sometimes plastic goes very brittle with age so I thought I would ask. I figured someone would have found out. Thanks, 96ELGli
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If your patient you can just used a small phillips head screw driver and wd40 to push the pins out. I just did it and it took a little time but I felt I had a little more control of the force being applied
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i used a small phillips head screw driver and pushed down on the handle on a bench top to get mine out, worked well and came out smoothly, just take note of what way the spring comes out.
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