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I apologize in advance if this has been asked and answered already, although I could not find it in search.
What is the correct driver to use to replace the door handles please? Link perhaps?
Thank you in advance,
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No need to apologize, Scott -- we don't mind answering questions around here. And if it's been covered before, it gives the guys a chance to practice/refine their answers smile

To help them, though ... what year truck?


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Depends, if asking about the interior handles and they are original, the allen screw under the slotted screw is 1/8th (I believe). If repo handles, likely need a 3mm allen wrench only.

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