OEM Mopar Door Handles

Every driver knows having the right set of door handles can make all the difference. They do more than make opening and closing doors easier, too. They also give a ride a customized look -- one that can get attention. A lot of drivers don't, however, readily realize how different the two types, exterior and interior, are. Ditto that they're made of different materials and they work with more than just door locks.

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For example, some outside door handles stick out, while others are built into body panels, following a vehicle's contours. Inside door handles are usually inset and almost never protrude from an interior door panel. Exterior handles are also often made of steel, but they can be comprised of metal alloys, too, like aluminum, zinc, and magnesium, too. Many luxury cars can even feature chrome handles. A lot of interior handles, on the other hand, come constructed of durable plastic. Both kinds can be made to work with electronic entry pads, often found on an exterior door panel; you enter a code into them or scan a fingerprint to gain entry to your car. How does a door handle work, though? It's uncomplicated. A rotor turns, spinning a set of teeth and unlatching and latching a lock with a striker. If your door handles are stuck, loose, or otherwise not working right, they may be damaged or faulty, and it's better to replace them. To figure out what's happening, apply a lubricant first, and then inspect your handle mechanism. If it turns out a door handle needs to be replaced, installing a genuine Mopar door handle will be your best choice. They fit your vehicle straight from the factory. You can order all you need online, right here at our auto parts store. Buy now and we'll ship right to your door.