How do I fix the door handle it popped off

2 screws on bottom of door and one behind handle then yank straight and it should pop off.

There is a tool that you can purchase that will help you take the door off. Do not yank it. I just took the rear door panel off of my deville and broke some of the plastic pieces. I later found the tool. Be gentle...there is no trick to it just the correct procedure. After you get most the stuff off, under the door handle on the opposite side you have to lift the door panel off of two hooks. I'll try to find you the tool, check this post for my post.

you can pop the lights out of the door panel with a Flathead screw driver, just be cautious not to damage the panel or break the light fixture, if you are really worried you can remove the door panel, start by taking off the panel behind the door handle and remove the two bolts, the rest should be pop pins that release when you yank it off

It sounds like your linkage has disconnected from the latch. I guess your door is stuck shut. It may be possible, but really hard, but you could try to slide something into the window and try to hit the latch release. It'll be tricky though... If you do manage to pop the door open that way, you'll need to remove screws that are by the door handle, arm rest, under door and side of door and then gently pull back on the panel as there will also be retaining clips attached and you don't want to break them. You'll need to lift the door panel upwards in order to get it off the window ledge. Then you have to pull back the seal covering the door in order to access the linkage assembly from inside the door

There are some hidden screws around the door handle but you get under the panel and yank hard to pop the fasteners. Also remove the black piece behind the mirror. Alot of times it is seperate. 3 screws behind that and the connector and you are done.

Door panel is attached to door frame on the sides and bottom perimeter with push-in fasteners. There are screws that attach the arm rest/door pull to the frame , and also the panel trim around the door open/close handle.

Locate and remove all screws.

The perimeter of the panel is popped away from the door frame by inserting a flat blade screw driver between the panel and the frame.
There is a trim tool for this that works better than a screw driver. Pretty inexpensive from an auto parts store. Once the sides and bottom are free, the panel is lifted up to disengage it from the top portion of the frame where the panel is attached to the inside of the window trim.

Be careful not to pull or yank the panel too far out because of the wires that are attached to the inside of the panel.

Those plastic fasteners are replaceable, should any break when they are popped out (again, auto parts store carries these).
Hope this helps...

Find and remove two screws visible on the door panel, including underneath small covers. Pop them off with a small screwdriver. Lift front edge of control panel, then pull forward and lift out. Pull upper door panel from door. Disconnect courtesy light connector. Disconnect door open handle cable assembly and door lock cable assembly. You might need to lift panel and twist to get it off.

behind the inside door handle by removing the inner cover you well find two screws remove them by the inside grab handle on the door there is a small rubber mat remove the mat on the upper right corner is a trim piece it just pops off once the screws and trim is removed use a small screw driver and go below the door panel and wedge it between the panel & door and pull back on the screw driver until you here a pop the door panel is held on by plastic clips :caution--when removing the panel DO NOT YANK ON THE DOOR PANEL. THE INSIDE DOOR HANDLE IS STILL ATTACHE D TO THE DOOR PANEL. if you dont unhook this cable before removing door panel you will break the plastic end of the cable if you break this you will have to replace the cable then this well involve removing the latch because the cable is hooked inside the latch hope this helps

the rod from door handle to latch is out of adjustment

Open the door. At the top corners of the door panel, on the sides (the faces of the door panel that mate to the car's body when the door is shut), there is a screw on each end. Remove those. Next, in the door pull handle, there is a screw inside the pull with the head facing toward the front of the car. Take that out. You'll see that the inside area of the pull handle is a separate piece. Push hard to slide that downward and expose the final screw. Take out the last screw, hidden by the pull handle after you take it off, and then lift the door panel off the door. Be careful not to yank it too hard and damage the wiring.