How to fit rear outside door handle

Get a replacement handle. Depending on whether it's an inside or an outside handle it isn't a difficult job to do yourself. It will cost you a bit of time, effort and the skin off at least 2 knuckles. It is basically open the door with the other release handle. Remove the door card and unbolt or unscrew the handle. Disconnect the pull levers and rods to drop the handle out. Fit the new one, connect the levers and rods. Bolt/screw it in place and refit the door card.

First, press the door class to go up. Then remove the inner door wall by unscrewing the door handle and other screws you can find. Put a flat screwdriver around the door Wall to lever out the plastic fittings. Pull the door wall down and you now can see the door handle from the inside where you will find two screws that hold the handle. Unscrew the handle from the inside of the door from the two screws and remove the handle from its fitting and then replace the new handle.

Remove inner door handle and arm rest if applicable, with a flat screw driver or chisel leaver door cover away so as to gain access, undo the screws on old handle,remove rods ,then remove handle fit ,new handle .mark rods with paint so they go back in the same place.

Check out how the door panels are attached to the car. Most panels use screws and bolts but others have snap-in fittings. Gather all the tools you need for removing the door panels. If the panel is attached with screws and bolts, you need a screwdriver or ratchet and socket. Car door panels with snap-in fittings are easily removed with a flathead screwdriver.
Locate where the screws and bolts are before starting. These are usually found in the arm rest area, along the bottom or sometimes near the door lights.
Roll down the car door window. Begin removing all screws and bolts that hold the door panel onto the car. If your car has snap-in fittings, pry gently on the bottom corner of the door panel until the fittings pop out.
Remove the power window control panel if your car has power windows. The control panel should pry out easily, and then you unplug the wiring harness from the back and place it to the side.
Use an L pick and flashlight when locating a manual window crank. Look behind the window crank and slide the pick under the edge of the metal clip that holds the crank in place. Remove the clip and pull the crank off.
Remove the door handle by unscrewing the small screw located in the center. Gently pull the door handle out until you see the back of the handle and unclip the rod from the door handle. This should remove the handle unless the handle and door lock are attached, then you just unclip the rod from the lock and remove them both together.
Unscrew the cap off rear upper corner door panel locks. These don't have a rod attaching them to the handle and unscrew separately from the door handle.
Pop the door panel off after you've removed everything. Gently pry on the bottom edge of the door panel until it releases. Pull out and up to completely remove the door panel.
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Compare both items outside the vehicle. Are they both exactly the same? Then they. Should fit in the same place. If not, you have the wrong part and it will never fit. If you have solved your problem please get back to us so others can be helped, thanks.

Remove the door trim and reattach the rod/ lever that has come out of the fitting of the latch.

Most door panels are just held on with push in studs. You need something to pry them out, like a screw driver. There may be fittings on it might have to come off, usually just screwed on.
The outside door handle fitting wil be seen when the panel is off.

No it will not....covers that fit OVER the handle will fit but not the actual handle.

It will be a small bar that has slipped out of the locking mechanism between the handle and the lock, strip the trim off (dont forget to replace the vapour sheet) use a trim tool for the clips, and check the b ar and also the small fittings that it clips into.
Easy little job that one.

1. open the rear door
2. open the rear door sidings
3. try loosing the not of the handle
4. remove the steel wirings of the handle
5. install the new rear door handle