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Drivers door handle


Opens with button from outside but won't from handle on the inside.....4 door sedan

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Did the rod from the inside handle to the latch fall off? I would pull the door panel off and take a look. Do you have the special tool needed to remove the window crank before you pull the door panel off?

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Panel removed. No tool....shoelace works well. Rod is in place and moving. Tried grease and exercise.... Still nothing!

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Interesting. I guess something right inside the latch must have broken? Or is the rod moving it enough to release the latch?

I guess next step is to remove the latch, which is fairly simple.

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1966 Strato Chief 2 door, 427 4 speed, 45,000 original miles 

1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars (now converted to a "factory" 4 speed)



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I hope so.....old back starting to bark at me

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Doesn't appear to be any adjustment on the rod....it continues lol

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Bubbaz67 wrote:

Doesn't appear to be any adjustment on the rod....it continues lol


 Correct, it would just be a solid connection. I've seen where there is a bend in the rod (supposed to be that way) and if the bend straightens out, if effectively increases the length of the rod which in turn leads to it not pulling far enough on the latch. Have you tried undoing the rod at the handle end and pulling hard on it?



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1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars (now converted to a "factory" 4 speed)

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Not yet....maybe tomorrow sir

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Bubbaz67 wrote:

Not yet....maybe tomorrow sir


 Keep that clip in a secure place.  They tend to fly about when you attempt to put them in place on the handle.



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Your info tells us you joined 3 days ago. Welcome to the site! What year are you working on and where in Ontario are you? I have some extra door latches, locks and lock wires kicking around. John



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67 4 door sedan Base model...6 cyl Fun little car.. North shore of lake erie

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Any photos Ed? I have a soft spot for base models.


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Will work on that

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