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In this video, we're going to show you how to remove and reinstall a front door handle on this 2006 Chevy Impala, pretty much the same as any 2006-2011. We'll show you the front driver's side, pretty much the same procedure for the front passenger side. Tools you'll need for the job are a small flat blade screwdriver, 8 and 10 millimeter sockets, ratchet and extension, a T30 Torx driver, and a pair of pliers.
Start by pulling up on the door handle and there's a little panel that you just use a small screwdriver to pop out. It pries right out. Then, there's another small panel at your door pull that pulls up and out. Using the same small screwdriver, pry out on the reflector at the bottom corner. We'll fast forward here. Behind where you took the reflector off, there is a 8 millimeter screw to remove and then there are three T30 Torx screws. Two of them are at the door pull and then one of them is behind where the inside door handle is. Remove all three of those. Use a small flat blade screwdriver or some other flat tool to carefully pry on the triangle at the top of the door.
Starting at the top front corner, pull firmly and you'll start to release the clips and you just slide your hand in all the way around and keep pulling the door panel until it's free from the door. Once the clips around the outer perimeter are free, then you can pull the door panel up off the window ledge and out some more. Now, using a pair of pliers, there's little tabs on the cable housing. Pinch the tabs and pull the cable housing though the back side of the door handle and then pull the cable up and out. Then, there is a lock. You pull the white part of the lock back, which unlocks the connector and then you can pull the connector free and take the panel off. Carefully remove the water shield. You want to avoid tearing this, because you are going to re-use it.
Reaching inside the door, you'll find a yellow clip. Pull on that with your fingers. It comes apart and then pull that rod out. You actually do want to remove that rod from the upper door handle as well. There's also another rod in the red clip up there. I can't really film it that well, but push back on it and snap it out.
There are three 10 millimeter bolts: one pretty easy to see there and then two others are further back. The best way to see them is to remove the little grommet around the door lock knob board and then you can see the two additional 10 millimeter bolts back in there. I'm using a 10 millimeter socket with a ratchet to remove that first bolt. Then, we'll actually use an extension and go through that hole where the door lock comes up through and remove the two bolts. Pull out on the door handle and then it comes out of the door. To reinstall, you'll want to make sure you switch the lock over to the new handle, pull out on the handle, and reinsert it into the door.
Fast forward here as we resecure all three bolts. You'll notice we start the bolts by hand first. You can reach right in. Start the bolts by hand first and then tighten them up nice and firm with the 10 millimeter socket and ratchet. Reconnect that rod and, like I said, we didn't show it earlier but you do pull that rod out. Reconnect it up at top and then put it back into the yellow clip and lock that clip in place. Then, again not very easy to film, but you want to put the rod for the door lock back up into the red clip and pull it in place.
Reinstall your water shield. To reinstall the door panel, bring it close to the door, reengage the ball into the door handle, and then, snap the cable housing in place. Now, reach down in and re-connect your harness. You push the two connectors together and then flip the white clip up and over to lock it in place. Be sure to line up the door lock hole with the door lock knob, and then, push the door panel down onto the window sill. Make sure it goes on there correctly. Then, set the clips around the outside edge. Now, reinstall the three T30 Torx screws, one in behind the door handle, and then, the two behind the door pull, and then, once you have those done, re-install the 8 millimeter bolt or screw that goes in behind the reflector on the back of the door. Finish up by reinstalling the triangle trim piece up at the top, the little trim piece that goes in behind your door handle, the trim piece that goes into the door pull cup, and finally the reflector on the back side.
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