HOW TO REPLACE SLIDING DOOR HANDLE ON MITSUBISHI DELICA L400

HOW TO REPLACE SLIDING DOOR HANDLE ON MITSUBISHI DELICA L400 IN DETAILS | 1994-2007
Vehicle: 1994 Mitsubishi Delica L400 PE8W
Engine: 4M40 2.8L diesel engine.
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[@ykphil]

Thanks for the detailed instructions, this task is next on my list, I just need to find a proper trim remover.

[@jackharper3190]

Happend to me 10 years ago. A few month ago again I couldn't open the sliding door anymore. I opened the panel just to find out thst it was somehow locked because I disconnected nthe battery for some time. Anyhow thanks for the video. And yes my favorite color too.

[@PistonShack]

Hey, Jack! How are doing? I hope your Delica serves you well!

[@rverro8478]

Don't feel so bad, my 2010 Chevrolet Silverado inside door handle broke. It's made of pot metal and, apparently, they are around $140 to $150 cdn dollars NEW. I think I'll take a chance and, get one from the scrapyard.

[@PistonShack]

Yeh, OEM used one usually better than "cheap online special" one)

[@serymseilimod2023]

You have to use the old lock though because you won't be able to open that door with your old key.

[@georgewalford7027]

You leave the original lock in place, so your old key still works.

[@PistonShack]

Yup, just use your original door lock cylinder.