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2014+ Door Handle Removal

brentadams646

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15GMCSLT Enthusiast

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Well here is what I found today. My GM dealer showed part numbers 13592466 (L) and 13592465 ® (Handle Bases) is what we need. $30 a piece and supposedly the screw and nut come included with that. They are not sold separate. I had them order some so I could make sure it was included. I'll update ya'll sometime tomorrow on this.

 

 

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15GMCSLT Enthusiast

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Parts are in and the screw and nut are part of this as described above. They are not sold separate.

 

 

 

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15GMCSLT Enthusiast

15GMCSLT

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Well here is the mysterious nut and bolt for the door handle. The new parts that came in had an extra set that I don't need. You still have to pull the door panel to instal these. But have have extra if anyone is interested.

 

 

 

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Ray Lopes Enthusiast

Ray Lopes

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I managed to crack the driver's door handle. Does the lock add any extra steps to this?  

I am hoping I can buy just one handle at the local dealer.

 

Thanks

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youn1033 Enthusiast

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Posting in the FS Section now, but I have a set of 4 pristine chrome door handles for sale that I just took off my 2018. They were also just ceramic coated when I had the truck done a month ago as well. 

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Diamond2014AT Enthusiast

Diamond2014AT

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So can anyone tell me where the nit goes? I tried putting it in thtough the outside but doesn’t fit. Do I need to take door panel off? I tried but I don’t see where I can get my hand through to put it in that way. I bought the truck about 3 months ago and the small part of door handle fell off. Looks like they didn’t bother to put a screw in... but I bought all the parts needed to fix this. Lost on where to put nut. Screw won’t tighten up without it

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