Question 1

How to service and repair the rear Exterior Door Handle on Toyota Camry?

Accepted Answer

A screwdriver wrapped in protective tape allows the user to remove the rear door inside handle bezel plug by unclipping its three claws. Begin by removing the door assist grip cover through a disconnection of its 6 claws using the same screwdriver. First remove the buttons in the rear door trim board sub-assembly with 3 screws before using a clip remover to detach 7 clips and raising the trim board for 4 claw release while separating the connector and the rear door inside handle sub-assembly. Pull out the Number One door scuff plate clamp which is attached to the rear door trim board. To remove the rear power window regulator switch assembly disconnect its connector then detach the assembly through 2 claw releases. After removing 3 clips from the rear door inner glass Weather Strip the rear door armrest base panel upper can be removed through disengaging 4 claws and removing 7 screws. The procedure starts by disconnecting cables of the rear door inside handle sub-assembly then proceeds to remove the rear door inside panel reinforce by removing 4 screws and 4 grommets. The service hole cover requires connector disconnection before both TMC and TMMK made doors can have their check assemblies removed by removing specific bolts and nuts. Twenty clips must be disengaged to take off the rear door Weather Strip before completing the removal of the rear door glass run and the rear door frame garnish. Detach the rear door lower window frame sub-assembly when you uninstall two bolts and one screw and remove the rear door quarter window glass and Weather Strip as a single unit followed by separating the glass from the Weather Strip. Holding the door glass gently, separate it from the window regulator sub-assembly without causing any damage to its structure. Use a cross-driver to remove the temporary bolt from the rear door window regulator sub-assembly and then disconnect the connector and remove 3 bolts and the combined sub-assembly with power window regulator motor assembly rear unit before finishing with bolt removal. The procedure includes using a "TORX" device (T25) to remove 3 screws on the rear power window regulator motor assembly while using a "TORX" socket wrench (T30) to extract 3 screws from the back door lock assembly and extending the release plate downward to dislodge it from the handle frame and extracting the wiring harness seal. The screwdriver-manipulated claw function enables removal of the rear door remote control cable assembly before separating 3 claws from the inside locking assembly of this restraint. A "TORX" socket wrench (T30) should be used to loosen the screw on the rear door outside handle cover followed by removing the two claws to free the cover. To remove the rear door outside handle assembly pull and hold the release plate of the outside handle frame while making sure the release plate stays undamaged. You can remove the rear door front and rear outside handle pads by pulling their individual latches free but the removal requires a "TORX" socket wrench (T30) to unlock the rear door outside handle frame sub-assembly. The last step involves removing the rear door belt moulding assembly and the front window frame moulding together with the upper window frame moulding and outside stripe and lower outside stripe.

Question 2

How to disassemble the front Exterior Door Handle on Toyota FJ Cruiser?

Accepted Answer

The handling process for the front door starts with disconnection of the negative battery terminal cable. First remove the front armrest base upper panel by breaking 3 claws and a clip and disconnecting the cable. To access the components in the driver side remove the power window regulator master switch assembly whereas on the front passenger side you must take out the power window regulator switch assembly with the door control switch. You need to take out the front door trim board sub-assembly through a multi-step process which includes removing two covers followed by unscrewing two screws and unclipping ten parts and lastly disconnecting both the front door lock remote control cable and inside locking cable. Proceed with the removal of the front No.2 door service hole cover by disassembling its 4 screws before extracting the outer rear view mirror through the same method used on the left-hand side. Tear off the front door glass outer Weather Strip assembly using a similar method to the previous LH side operation before extracting the front No. 1 speaker. Start by unscrewing 4 screws for the removal of front door service hole cover and front door inside panel plate. The front door check assembly must be removed after unthreading two nuts and a bolt while being cautious about mishandling it. You must disengage 24 clips to take out the front door Weather Strip before removing the front door glass run. The removal of the front door frame sub-assembly front lower requires the operator to carefully remove its hole plug and screw and bolt because damage and drops must be avoided. The front door lower frame bracket garnish requires a bolt along with two screws for removal before the front door window frame rear lower can come out with just a bolt removed. Start by removing the hole plug followed by provisional installation of driver-side power window regulator master switch or passenger-side regulator switch. After that, access the 2 bolts through the service holes by moving the glass. Complete the removal by extracting the bolts followed by pulling the door glass upward carefully. Begin power window regulator sub-assembly removal by disconnecting the connector followed by removing the six retaining bolts but protect the assembly from falling or damages. The front door outside handle cover requires removal of its hole plug and "Torx" T30 screw loosening before releasing 2 claws for access. Pluck the front door lock first before you use the indicated direction to slide and pull the front door outside handle assembly. During the removal process the rear pad for the front door outside handle requires disengaging 2 claws while the front pad requires disengaging 3 claws. Application of a "Torx" socket wrench T30 allows you to loosen the screw before pulling off the front door outside handle frame sub-assembly through the service hole. The front door outside moulding sub-assembly should be removed using the same procedure developed for the left-hand side before extracting the two cushions.

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Toyota Handle, Outside, Chrome, Outer Part Number: 69210-35220-B0

Toyota Handle, Outside Part Number: 69210-35190-B0

Toyota Handle Cover, Rear Outer Part Number: 69215-60020

Toyota Handle, Outside, Driver Side Part Number: 69220-35020

Toyota Handle, Outside, Rear Outer Part Number: 69090-60020

Toyota Handle, Outside, Passenger Side Part Number: 69210-35020

Toyota Handle, Outside, Red Part Number: 69211-06090-D0

Toyota Handle, Outside, Black Part Number: 69210-0C010

Toyota Handle, Outside, Gray Part Number: 69211-60090-B1

Toyota Handle, Outside, Beige, Rear Part Number: 69213-08010-E0

Toyota Handle, Outside Part Number: 69211-02080

Toyota Handle, Outside, Beige Part Number: 69211-AE020-E0

Toyota Handle, Outside, Silver, Driver Side Part Number: 69220-34040-B2

Toyota Handle, Outside, Black Part Number: 69211-60090-C2

Toyota Handle, Outside, Silver Part Number: 69211-06090-B0

Toyota Handle, Outside, Dark Red Part Number: 69210-0T010-D1

Toyota Handle, Outside, White Part Number: 69211-60090-A0

Toyota Handle Assembly, Rear Door Outside, Passenger Side, Black Part Number: 69211-60090-C0

Toyota Handle, Outside, Driver Side Part Number: 69220-02030

Toyota Handle Assembly, Front Door Outside, Driver Side, Black Part Number: 69220-60071-C0

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