Antwan just what I needed to see. Got the same year make and model and it looks to be the same color as yours also. My problem is just that the front of the door handle is coming loose. I am hoping it Is just a screw coming loose.
Had same problem on a similar model, I used crazy glue, worked fine !! Just keep in mind that it will be very hard (may be impossible) to take off later on, in my case I did not care because the car was going to the wreckyard soon anyway.
Great job Antwan..and thanks.. my '06 broke in last week's ice storm and I didn't even pull that hard on it. Very weak part in an otherwise pretty rugged car..liked and subscribed..
Hey thanks so much to show simple this was , if you can twist a screwdriver and ratchet this is a project most people can handle , not to mention save yourself about $120. Or so .. thanks to people like yourself helping other people , I am now going to turn the favor forward to someone else.. Thanks again for posting ,it’s good to have met you Via, the web.
I have a different situation but this was the most helpful. Both my passenger door handles don't work and it's closed so what's the cause? Rusted lock wire. Also saved me 400$ Stay humble. ✌️
I just followed your video and replaced the driver's door handle on my 2005 lacrosse. The tools you will need are a ratchet, 6" minimum length extension , 10 millimeter socket, T-30 torx (star) socket, Phillips screwdriver and at the least a straight head screwdriver for prying the door panel clips off. I bought a cheap plastic tool kit for removing the door panel and trim, which was only $10 at the Auto Zone. It was well worth the $10 because it did not cause any damage at all to the door panel or the clips. If you have these tools and follow Antwan's video it is only a 20 to 30-minute job and is not hard at all. I figured the least I could do was to contribute to his video to help the next person out. Thanks again bro for the video.
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Antwan just what I needed to see. Got the same year make and model and it looks to be the same color as yours also. My problem is just that the front of the door handle is coming loose. I am hoping it Is just a screw coming loose.
Had same problem on a similar model, I used crazy glue, worked fine !!
Just keep in mind that it will be very hard (may be impossible) to take off later on, in my case I did not care because the car was going to the wreckyard soon anyway.
Great job Antwan..and thanks.. my '06 broke in last week's ice storm and I didn't even pull that hard on it. Very weak part in an otherwise pretty rugged car..liked and subscribed..
Hey thanks so much to show simple this was , if you can twist a screwdriver and ratchet this is a project most people can handle , not to mention save yourself about $120. Or so .. thanks to people like yourself helping other people , I am now going to turn the favor forward to someone else..
Thanks again for posting ,it’s good to have met you Via, the web.
Thanks man nicely done.
Damn bro, you coulda got that done in about 1 minute. Oh, and turn your phone 90 degrees like a real pro.
I have a different situation but this was the most helpful. Both my passenger door handles don't work and it's closed so what's the cause? Rusted lock wire. Also saved me 400$ Stay humble. ✌️
I just followed your video and replaced the driver's door handle on my 2005 lacrosse. The tools you will need are a ratchet, 6" minimum length extension , 10 millimeter socket, T-30 torx (star) socket, Phillips screwdriver and at the least a straight head screwdriver for prying the door panel clips off. I bought a cheap plastic tool kit for removing the door panel and trim, which was only $10 at the Auto Zone. It was well worth the $10 because it did not cause any damage at all to the door panel or the clips. If you have these tools and follow Antwan's video it is only a 20 to 30-minute job and is not hard at all. I figured the least I could do was to contribute to his video to help the next person out. Thanks again bro for the video.
Thanks for the video, but I wish you would have mentioned the size of the socket and torx (star) socket that you used.
Thank you so much. I thought this was going to cost me a fortune. You rock.
This video is about to save me 350 bucks
Great video. Mine just broke in an ice storm. Thanks
Great video ! Very helpful ! Thank you