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bbade · 07-04-2010, 01:16 PM

Step 4: Working through the window switch hole, use Plast-Aid to bond the two pieces of the handle together. There is no need to go overboard here, use just enough to securely hold the pieces together as this is just a small bond to get everything aligned correctly. Make sure to allow the Plast-Aid plenty of time to setup, I think I gave it a good 45 minutes or more to be safe.
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Step 5: Disassemble the plastics; remove the main plastic piece from the door panel and the handle from the main plastic piece (the two handle pieces should now be a solid unit). Remember to treat the handle with care as it is only held by a small bond. You should be left with something like this.
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07-04-2010, 01:16 PM	#7
bbade Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Macungie, PA Posts: 163 Rep Power: 18	Passenger Door Handle Repair Step 4: Working through the window switch hole, use Plast-Aid to bond the two pieces of the handle together. There is no need to go overboard here, use just enough to securely hold the pieces together as this is just a small bond to get everything aligned correctly. Make sure to allow the Plast-Aid plenty of time to setup, I think I gave it a good 45 minutes or more to be safe. DSCF4074.jpg DSCF4075.jpg Step 5: Disassemble the plastics; remove the main plastic piece from the door panel and the handle from the main plastic piece (the two handle pieces should now be a solid unit). Remember to treat the handle with care as it is only held by a small bond. You should be left with something like this. DSCF4077.jpg __________________ Proud owner of a base 1993 Montego Blue FD. PFC, RB single tip, Koyo Radiator, KDR rebuilt motor, polished OEM front strut bar, FEED replica sideskirts, OEM 99 spec rear spoiler, SuperPro Bushings Many thanks to Dave at KDR for sparking my rotor addiction.