Upgraded Black Aluminum Alloy 2Pcs Universal Car Window Handle Winder Riser Replacement Crank Riser Window Handles Review

These window/door handles look great. Nice versatility concept. Good quality. However, they said it would fit a civilian 2000. They don't fit at all. I was able to use them after switching. Thought they would fit perfectly. it's the after-sales service industry. just be creative. Rschunimagu

Did not fit my 03 Tacoma out of the box. You need to break out some drills. I built up the beats ending in 29/64. It was so tight I had to smack it onto the truck with a hammer. Nice fit, I probably couldn't take it off even if I wanted to. Looks nice, works well.

I have a 1987 Chevy R-10 pickup. There are several adapters attached to the cranks, but the one I needed wasn't included. I had to drill out an adapter to get it working and one of them just fell off the other day. The material sucks and looks cheap. But that's my fault because I was trying to save money. I'll spend the extra and take the good ones. Lesson learned.

Both of my window handles were torn off. I bought these hoping I could do better than the vise I was using. It comes with various mounting options. Either wrong size or wrong shape. I took two "collars", as you might say. Drilled them under my door. Filed a flat spot in my window handles. Connect it with the supplied set screws. They work amazing. This is a farm wagon. These new window handles are the best thing about the truck.

From the outside, both handles looked normal. But from behind. Two screws attach the handle to the base. One of the screws on the first handle broke off. The second had both screws in place, but they were so tight that the screw heads snapped off. The second also had a number of scratches on the inside from the previous installation. They have been repackaged and not tested prior to sale. Being in a hurry, I removed the 3 screws I could and replaced them with new ones and threadlocker. The…

These are pretty cool parts for an old hot rod or rat rod. Plus, they're cheap enough that you won't feel bad about modifying, cutting, or shaping them. I have made. I also used two for interior door handles by removing the handle. They come with all kinds of adapters and the set screws hold up really well. The only complaint I have is the knobs/screws in the knobs. The screws can loosen over time. But that can be solved with some Loctite. The grip dangled a little, and when you tighten it…