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#327481 06/11/2006 4:58 PM
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I have a '40 truck with a droopy drivers door handle, the spring that pops the handle back up is shot. How or what do I need to replace to perk up my handle?...
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#327482 06/12/2006 5:12 AM
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I had seen those, but there is a box behind the door handle that those springs sit in, and it looks as though the springs are spot welded to the box, don't know that I can replace just the spring.... help! was thinking I would need to replace the entire box?... thanks for any and all input...

#327484 06/13/2006 1:11 AM
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its been a while since I worked on this model but I think its like the 37"s?? Is it truly the springs or is the "square hole" the handle goes through worn in one corner. IF it is you will have to build up that spot or do as someone here once said......they put the handle in a vice, heated it with a torch and "bent" it up some. Problem solved!!?? Just idea's Partzpllr, trying to help!!


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#327485 06/13/2006 3:50 PM
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I think my 46 is the same as your 40. I have a couple of pictures of the new springs and where they go on the latch assembly.

If you want them I can email them to you.

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#327486 06/13/2006 4:33 PM
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that would be wonderful, I will take all the help I can get.... please
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