Nice video... just wanted to know if the two T20 door handle screws are different lengths (if the position of each one matters) because mine don't seem to get into place properly, I mean they go inside but they are still loose... I just left them like that for now and rely on the two T30 ones that are holding the handle in place... maybe I'll remove everything again and check again why those screws don't get some grip... I checked them on the handle directly to see if they fit and they do, but somehow when I try to mount them from the panel, they remain loose, like the door handle plastic they fit in is shorter or smth like that... hope you understood my point, english is not my native language. Thanks!
the 2 t20 are the same size. Make sure that the T20 on top is the most forward screw and the one on the bottom is the most rearward. if you put the T30 screws where the T20s are supposed to go, then most likely the holes have been enlarged and you might have to fill them with epoxy.
Very well done video. I like the close-up shots, highlighting, and the tool use methods you show.
Thank you.
Nice video... just wanted to know if the two T20 door handle screws are different lengths (if the position of each one matters) because mine don't seem to get into place properly, I mean they go inside but they are still loose... I just left them like that for now and rely on the two T30 ones that are holding the handle in place... maybe I'll remove everything again and check again why those screws don't get some grip... I checked them on the handle directly to see if they fit and they do, but somehow when I try to mount them from the panel, they remain loose, like the door handle plastic they fit in is shorter or smth like that... hope you understood my point, english is not my native language. Thanks!
the 2 t20 are the same size. Make sure that the T20 on top is the most forward screw and the one on the bottom is the most rearward. if you put the T30 screws where the T20s are supposed to go, then most likely the holes have been enlarged and you might have to fill them with epoxy.