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1995 Camry interior door handle

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06-24-04, 04:00 PM

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1995 Camry interior door handle

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I have an 1995 toyota camry le the interior door handle broke in half. I would like to know if there are any special secrets that I sould know about replacing it? or do I need any special tools. Drivers side
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06-24-04, 04:48 PM

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The hardest part is to remove the bezel.

Pry the bottom at the handle pivot and bezel while pulling the bezel. Then do the top between the handle and bezel at the pivot. Should lift out then.

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