YITAMOTOR Extended Cab Rear Door Handle for Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra - Left Driver Side (1999-2007) Review

See the photos for the best explanation. This is a very good replacement for a broken handle. Easy installation, from start to finish in less than 5 minutes. It doesn't look like it will last a lifetime, but it certainly does the job.

This setup was simple; It's the same part as the factory. The only thing I really dislike about the inner door mechanisms is the plastic, which gets brittle after a while; That being said, I've had the last set for 17 years now ;)

I like it when the doors work. I bought it used, only the front doors open. Test some WD40 in the latch area and the inside handle daily for a week. The door opens. 2 external torx screws and no linkage. No talking door panel. I have working doors. Like new.

This is my fourth rear car. The problem I had with these grips was that they tend to break when it's really cold. Therefore, I will not forget to open the handle from the inside in such circumstances. Good price for this pen and shipping as advertised.

available Excellent customer service. I called. Did not leave a message. they called me back anyway. was freezing. I don't think he liked being cold. Received a replacement two days later. received emails along the way to let me know what's going on.

This part was ridiculously easy to install. Remove two screws (they are Torx), replace the old handle with a new one and replace the two screws. I was kinda expecting to have to deal with connectors etc but the part just fits. It took me a while to spray the internal mechanism with silicone spray. The new handle looks the same as the old one and I expect it will work well for a long time.

I seem to break the handle every time my door freezes. This isn't a design problem, it's a brute force problem. The problem with all of these handles when they break is that they are very sharp and pose a risk of cuts. This particular pin has yet to break for me. Two bolts and 45 seconds and you've changed grips. It's one of those items you have on hand just in case, and the price points are the same for me. 40 euros cheaper than at the dealer.

The replacement handle looks like the original and works as it should. Tightening the bolts in place. A 5 minute job can take up to 10 minutes for those who work in the cold. Maybe that's an exaggeration but you get the joke, a very straight forward and easy project. The molded plastic third door handle on my 2000 Silverado finally broke in half when I opened the tailgate after 20 years of use. YITAMOTOR provided the perfect replacement.