Team Doorhandle beats me to the punch! :(

[Andrew Buc]

** Reply to message from Kneale Brownson <knotnook at traverse.com> on Wed, 05 Feb
2003 07:09:20 -0500

> Depends upon what you mean by non-operational.  If the "trigger" will move
> with resistance, I've found I could lube it up (spray lube into the handle
> body around the trigger and onto the innards through the grommet hole in
> the edge of the door, as well as everywhere inside the latching mechanism)
> and get it working again.  If the trigger just flops, something has broken
> in the linkage.

If "flop" means feeling no resistance at all, then it doesn't flop. I just came
home and did a comparo w/the LR handle, replaced a few months ago. Same amount
of resistance LF and LR, triggers can be squeezed the same amount, rear door
opens, front door doesn't.