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1948 Chevrolet Pick-up 1/2 Ton. Need help or any tips on removing the 2 outer door handles (driver & passenger side) I can see there is 1 screw on the outside that is exposed when you turn the handle, is there anything else to get these off ?

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Yep, there should be one along the outer edge, underneath the door weather strip. Screws from the inside out, kinda through the outermost edge of the door into the handle. Big flat head slotted screw.


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Bobby--They will stick, I used a plastic putty knife and big screwdriver to loosen the handle, after removing the 2 screws. Then took a wire brush to the round shaft that was rusty/cruddy.... good luck Bill

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Got 'em off!! Thank you all!


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