High-Quality 2x Rear Sliding Door Handle 6921308020 for Toyota Sienna 2004-2010 - Driver & Passenger Side Review

When installing, the screw never tightened no matter how hard I turned it and now both sides just came off. I think the profile is too wide.

I would appreciate instructions on how to grab the door release mechanism as it looks good and is secure but the instructions above are required for installation.

We bought a van that didn't have a handle on the automatic door. The repair costs about 150-200 dollars. We ordered them and my husband was able to fix them at home, apparently for a lot less.

My biggest complaint is that they're plastic. Difficult to install but I only replaced it for 3 weeks and my son pulled on it and the damn thing broke right away. To be honest it was insanely cold outside (deep winter). Cheap enough to try again.

Small part cannot be installed because bolt hole is too big. The big part is the part that was broken in my van so I could still use it. If you need a matching set, buy elsewhere.

These knobs break so easily. I think it's best to buy a few cheaper ones and just change them up. I've never found a good one that lasts and this isn't one of them. Plus, they just fit and snap into place and are easy to install.

The pressed locknut on the smaller lug was too big for the bolt in my door. Luckily most of the handle breaks so I was able to use my old tongue with the right lock nut. They seem to break every 18 months or so to me; The price of them is great and they are so easy to replace.

Small Cap did not fit our 2005 Sienna. We still attached the handles and used the old suitcases. About a month later, a few days apart, both broke off like toothpicks! Having bought two cans of paint for them, paint and varnish, they weren't that cheap. You have to pay extra for branded pens at the retailer, since the originals have been in service for years.