First let me say I really appreciate the video. Great info presented very clearly. Saved me a lot of frustration. One thing I saw....at 7:30 in the video, don't take that bracket apart, there is a much easier way. Just need to loosen two screws and you can take out the whole assembly in one piece. At 8:14, to the right of his wrist watch,you can see the weather strip on the end of the door. Partially hidden behind is a 1 inch grommet. Take that out and behind it is a torx head screw. Turn it counter clockwise to slide a bracket that retains the outer door handle. Once it moves far enough, the outer door handle is going to come out. Behind that is a Phillips screw. Loosen that enough to allow the whole inner assembly to be released.
You saved me some $$$$$$$, took me an 1hr/per door, that clip took me some time to get off without breaking, KEEP THE VIDEOs COMING, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU BRO
Thanks for the helpful video! Just did this to my 14 pursuit, and your video set me in the right direction. Those three retention clips holding the latch to the panel were a bastard! Enjoying your other videos as well, can't wait to do more mods to my hemi pursuit!
Well they're a bastard cause it's the wrong way to remove the latch, I did it this afternoon and you unclip the latch from the bracket and leave the three retention pins attached to the exterior handle.
Hey! I know this is a very late comment but I just want to make sure of something. I’m about to order the door latches and I wanted to make sure are the right and left side door handle latches the same? Want to make sure before I pull the trigger on 2
Hi,I followed the same steps as you did. The door works completely fine until the car locks, once you unlock the car the door wont open neither from the inside or the outside. Please help meee
the "I don't have money" earned my subscribe, most real comment out here
Thanks you 🙏
I just bout a 13 and didn't realize that it doesn't have the back door handles 🤦🏾♂️
First let me say I really appreciate the video. Great info presented very clearly. Saved me a lot of frustration. One thing I saw....at 7:30 in the video, don't take that bracket apart, there is a much easier way. Just need to loosen two screws and you can take out the whole assembly in one piece. At 8:14, to the right of his wrist watch,you can see the weather strip on the end of the door. Partially hidden behind is a 1 inch grommet. Take that out and behind it is a torx head screw. Turn it counter clockwise to slide a bracket that retains the outer door handle. Once it moves far enough, the outer door handle is going to come out. Behind that is a Phillips screw. Loosen that enough to allow the whole inner assembly to be released.
Love it, thanks
You saved me some $$$$$$$, took me an 1hr/per door, that clip took me some time to get off without breaking, KEEP THE VIDEOs COMING, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU BRO
Thank you for the great support 🙏 🙌 😀
Thanks,I picked up a pursuit and I have to do this to pass the safety check inspection before I can put it on the road.
Glad to help
Thanks for the helpful video! Just did this to my 14 pursuit, and your video set me in the right direction. Those three retention clips holding the latch to the panel were a bastard! Enjoying your other videos as well, can't wait to do more mods to my hemi pursuit!
Thank you for the great support 🙏 🙌 😀
Well they're a bastard cause it's the wrong way to remove the latch, I did it this afternoon and you unclip the latch from the bracket and leave the three retention pins attached to the exterior handle.
Thanks man!! Really appreciate this video. Now I know what I need to pull from the yard or how to do the job. Appreciate it!!
You still the 🐐💯!! I'm about to add my door handles soon as my new hellcat door panels get here.
Thanks 🇺🇸
Great video, I watched and followed to a T and worked out awesome. Thanks for posting it!
Thanks for watching 😁
Thanks.. it took me a year to find someone that answered my question
Thanks for the support
Fantastic video my friend.
Thanks 😊
Thanks Bro great video, I'm I. The process of doing this to my 2014 pursuit 🤙💪
Thanks 😊
Thanks , great video . It definitely helped with my installation . Very informative 👍🏼💯🤘🦾
I am glad ☺ thanks for the support
I dont have a pursuit but this will help me replace my door handle bracket
Thanks for watching
@Sum Crazy Guy I finally fixed my Chargers door handle bracket and handle replacement today because of your video! Thanks again for the step by step.
I'm doing this to mine this weekend. Why does the window need to be disconnected from regulator?
It's foe easy access, I did not see a way to do it with the windows in the way.
thanks bro 🤙
Hey! I know this is a very late comment but I just want to make sure of something. I’m about to order the door latches and I wanted to make sure are the right and left side door handle latches the same? Want to make sure before I pull the trigger on 2
How about electrical? Like windows? How do I let the rear passenger have window control?
I have a pursuit too did you have add or replace the center console?
Mine came with the center console.
What is the part number for that cable
Sorry, I got everything from a salvage yard
Hi,I followed the same steps as you did. The door works completely fine until the car locks, once you unlock the car the door wont open neither from the inside or the outside. Please help meee
I'll have to be there to see it working, sorry bud
good video
Thanks
Thanks for the video. I have been contemplating doing this to my pursuit.
I appreciate the support
Thank you. Very good video with all steps. Plan to do this to my 2014 pursuit. BTW did you have problems with the horn and high beam not working?
Thanks and No, when they reverted the car back to stock they fixed all that.
Thank u
Thank you 😊
When I try to pull the inner consuls out and attach the plastic piece at about a 45° angle down it broke.
Please DM me to my Instagram. I have no clue what are you talking about. But I'll like to help
It was funny but I felt it😩
Where did you get the handle? Did you order a kit?
Nope, got it all from a junk yard