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Old 07-25-2007, 08:06 PM
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None taken, just guessing here. Everytime this has happen to me it went back on, might not have stayed, but went back on. You got me on this one.
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well i use to work for a body shop. and I also do alot of work myself on mustangs and other cars. most handles are exactly opposite of the driver side lol.. should snap right on. but from my experience most body shops will snap something like this on for free just for the fact that they might get more work from you later on for doing this small favor.
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With me working at a radio station. they seem to know I will mention them on my show.
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Yeah I dont understand why its not snapping back on. This is the first time its ever come off and now is giving me the biggest headache. Maybe Ill just super glue the little devil button back on!!
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If super glue doesn't work I'd check ebay for a new one.
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use gorilla glue, your car will deteriorate before it falls back off
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Hey i tell you what i wanna say there is a clip in the handle.. take a very small flat head screwdriver and see if it will open up or not. If it doesn't just glue it to the little metal handle.. but yeah if the clip spreads just try and wedge it onto the metal and wiggle it into place.. it should click if the little metal rod has a hole in it.
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Oh believe me I tried that. Looking directly at the back of the knob theres the hole the metal handle goes into and the clip youre referring to is on top. I tried everything i possible could to get that sucker to go on. Bending, prying and even smacking it with a hammer and cloth over the knob. Finally yesterday I glued the sucker on, held it for a few minutes, went and smoked a cig and came back lifted up on it and it stayed in place. Quick fix I guess but frustrating none the less. If it ever comes back off Ill try the gorilla glue advice. Thanks for all your help guys!
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anytime on the help man a stang owners help to another is often good keeps from tearing something up sometimes ha
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Guys check out my new thread, Im having more issues!!!
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