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- United States
Previous FS thread: For Sale - Door Handle Plunger Gaskets – v2 - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/door-handle-plunger-gaskets-v2.1146667/
Do your door handle plungers "stick" in the depressed position?
Or are they slow to return?
If yes, that makes it difficult to lock your front doors.
If you don't know what I am talking about, or have never taken your door handles apart, take a look at the pictures below
Once you get the door handles off your Pig, pull the remaining rubber that mounts between your door handle and the Pig body off to reveal 2 screws that hold the plunger into the handle body.
Don't lose the little star washers that mount under the small Phillips head screws.
One the screws are out, you can work the plunger out of the handle body. Chances are that your gasket that goes around the plunger is cracked and incomplete. If this is the case, you will get dust inside the plunger and it will stick to the lube on the plunger shaft. Clean all the "schmutz" off the plunger shaft and lube it with some PB Blaster or Aero Kroil, slide this new gasket onto your door handle plunger and then reassemble.
Your door handles will now operate like butter!
Pictures:
Do your door handle plungers "stick" in the depressed position?
Or are they slow to return?
If yes, that makes it difficult to lock your front doors.
If you don't know what I am talking about, or have never taken your door handles apart, take a look at the pictures below
Once you get the door handles off your Pig, pull the remaining rubber that mounts between your door handle and the Pig body off to reveal 2 screws that hold the plunger into the handle body.
Don't lose the little star washers that mount under the small Phillips head screws.
One the screws are out, you can work the plunger out of the handle body. Chances are that your gasket that goes around the plunger is cracked and incomplete. If this is the case, you will get dust inside the plunger and it will stick to the lube on the plunger shaft. Clean all the "schmutz" off the plunger shaft and lube it with some PB Blaster or Aero Kroil, slide this new gasket onto your door handle plunger and then reassemble.
Your door handles will now operate like butter!
Pictures:
