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I am not sure of the positioning of the inside door handle gaskets. Does the rubber one go behind the panel? Does the plastic one go between the handle and the panel? Does the rubber one get glued on? What keeps it from being worn by the operation of the metal that touches it? Inquiring minds need to know. Thanks - Scott


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Rubber one behind panel, no glue..plastic one between handle and panel..Make sure to tighten handle firmly..You'll be fine, Steve

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Thanks Steve!


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