APPERFiT (All Metal Exterior Door Handle Front Compatible with 1995-2000 Chevrolet Chevy Tahoe Suburban C1500 C2500 C3500 K1500 K2500 K3500 GMC Yukon Replaces 15742229 15742230

Really good and working well. Well done 🥳

Wow, one of the best items I have ever purchased on Amazon. Perfect timely delivery and secured. These door handles are a perfect fit and super easy to install. I made a mistake in trying two others before this one. I'm telling you don't look else where. Color is perfect and durability is no question. Save time and and money.

received item exactly as described and way ahead of schedule keep up the good work thanks

Hasta ahorita el producto se ve de muy buena calidad, llegó bien envuelto se ve fuerte y robusto me encanta la textura y la pintura que usaron se nota que no se desgastará en mucho tiempo. Falta instalarlo y les cuento más

Great quality, great price. Put up the window. Pull off the interior door panel. Remove the three torx screws from the latch on the door jam. There's a little peep window in the interior door to access the forward of the two bolts that hold the handle in place, the other is on the jam. The handle is attached to two rods, one to a bar attached to the handle, the other to the lock cylinder. Use a flat head screwdrive to release the clip under the lock cylinder and push the lock out. Now release the clip on the other bar. That bar goes down to the latch with the three torx bolts. DANGER: Note how the little hook at the end of the bar points towards the back of the car. If you reassemble with the hook facing to the dash, the whole shebang won't fit. Also note that you have to check for depth of the lock cylinder shaft. If it's too deep, like mine was, the edge will inhibit the cylinder's rotation and you won't be able to unlock the door. Do yourself a favor and check this or you will have to take everything apart and start over. Reassembly is no fun. It's best to rotate the lock out of your way, keep the handle level and insert the top, bringing the bottom in until you get that bar attached to the handle clear of the top and in the only recess in which it will fit. You can get the lock back up by manipulating the latch on the jam. You must rotate the cylinder so that the clip is downward, and then insert it into the cylinder shaft, pressing down until it clicks. Yes, there's no room. The first time I used my pinky fingers. The second time I got smart and used a dental pick through the keyhole and pulled the cylinder into place.