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Handle is the original color shade.
Pro Tip: Replace Handles in pairs or sets. Fading from the sun or age can make your Vehicle Handles and Bezels appear a hue difference next to new Handles.
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In this video, we're going to show you how to remove and reinstall the front door handle on this 2008 Toyota Sienna. The procedure generally should be the same for any 2004 to 2010. We show you on the driver side, but the passenger side has a similar procedure. The tools you'll need include a Phillips screwdriver and a small flat blade screwdriver.
This piece of plastic trim comes right off. You just have to pull it firmly at the top and it comes up and out. Then pull your inside door handle back, pry between the lock and this bezel, and that bezel comes right out. Now there are three screws to remove and they're all Phillips. One right in there, one down here, and then one here. Then you're going to pry out and use your Phillips screwdriver to get this plug out in the back here. I'm going to fast-forward as I remove those three Phillips screws. Then remove the small plug on the end. You need to pry it and pull it out a little bit. Then use the screwdriver to unscrew the small center plug, and then it should come out.
Then grab back here firmly. Work your fingernails underneath or your fingers underneath and pull up firm there. Then pull this back, up, and out. Your switch disconnects right here. Unplug this and there's a tab here. Push on the tab and pull back just on the plastic gears here.
I'll show you how this works. There's a well, it's already reset. This whole thing actually slides back. Once you take it apart make sure you pull this back as far as it will go. Now you see two Phillips screws right here. Remove those. This cup lifts up out of the way, and there's another Phillips screw right here. We'll remove that.
Now come down to the bottom here. Basically, grab this corner, and I'll lift up and out with this hand down here and this hand, nice and firm. This part comes up. There are two cables here; take them out of that pin there. Looking in behind here, it's a little hard to film, but you pull these cables out and they rotate and come up and out. There's one last connection right here. Press a little tab. Now, pretty simply, your inside door handle, let's see, it just pops out, front first and then the back.
Obviously, if you reinstall a new door handle, put the back in first and push it right in. Okay, reinstall the door panel. Let's connect our courtesy light first. Now, these cables pull them over and put them down in first, flip them around, and lock them in place. Down in first, lock them in place. Test, and make sure you hooked them up correctly. Get the door panel closer, and flip the cables into the little clip here.
First, make sure you push the panel against the window and slide it down into place. If it lines up there that's good. Go around the edge and set the clips back into place. Now, we can put it back together. This large screw was first. While I'm tightening that, just make sure that our window switch harness is up through, then this piece of trim next. Now put this screw in for the door handle.
Now you're going to reinstall this. Like I said before, make sure this is pulled all the way back, and the plug should go in. Put it in getting some pressure on the wires, and then push the whole cage right in and work the harness down in. Put the front in first, bring the rear down into place, and snap it in. Then it's just a matter of two more screws and trim cleat and a couple trim cleats.
This, just make sure you pull the center out most of the way, push it in, and push that to lock it into place. Then your trim panel. Put it in place, lock it in, and then this panel has got a tab right here. That goes and down and in, and push it in place.
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