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Broken Plastic Door Pull Handle

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#1 ·
Pull the driver's door closed and the plastic pull handle broke. Does any know where I can get a replacement and how do I remove the old one and install the new one. Thx for the help.
 
#5 ·
HA, Another member of the chorus. I just broke mine too. I guess they are made pretty crappy. I never broke a door pull before. I just ordered one yesterday from this company. Mercedes Parts - Get Mercedes Parts at Wholesale Prices . Beings that I just ordered it I do not have any reliability info on them but they did send me an email that my order was placed. I hope it helps.
 
#10 ·
Thanks Paolo.

Mine is Quartz. My color is in between Grey and Tan. If yours is Charcoal then your probably right in your guess. If you want to be sure just call an MB dealer and give them your vin and they can tell you. Get a price for the door handle while your at it and be amazed at what they have to say.
 
#11 ·
Here is what they came back and said. It looks like we are going to take it in the gas pipe regardless.

"THE DOOR HANDLES YOU SELECTED DONT COME AS A COMPLETE ASSEMBLY. THESE ARE THE PARTS YOU NEED 1 208-810-03-54-8G70 HANDLE 1 1 51.00 51.00 S 25 2 208-810-04-54-8G70 HANDLE 1 1 51.00 51.00 S 25 3 208-810-05-54-8G70 HANDLE 1 1 78.00 78.00 S 25 4 208-810-06-54-8G70 HANDLE 1 1 78.00 78.00 S 25 WOULD YOU LIKE ME PROCESS YOUR ORDER WITH ALL OF THESE PARTS? THE TOTAL WILL COME TO $258 PLUS SHIPPING"
 
#18 ·
I bought a 1999 clk 430 about 3 months ago. One of the things I corrected was the broken door pull (upper) along with door check straps. I used the DIY door panel removal guids from the forums. For the handle, I took the 'cover part off' then took the hande off the door panel and used expoxy and thin metal nails to reinforce my fix. After 15 min hobby epoxy had dried I replaced. The epoxy and nails are not seen when the cover goes back on, or felt from the back of the handle.
 
#20 ·
I have been using the " technology" suggested by mistech to repair lots of plastic broken parts in my car. So far I have fixed loudspeaker grills, ouside mirror covers, head light supports and several other parts not exposed to efforts. it is always possible to hide the repair. I believe that strong steel nails or steel wire will certainly solve the broken handle problem.

Paulo Kropsch
Rio de Janeiro-Brazil