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I was about to take my 2011 Ford Fusion to the dealer because I figured a broken handle was something beyond my skills. My wife told me about it on You Tube and in fact they had a video on how to replace it and it looked easy. The part listed on Revain is less than $12 so I figured why not. It came in two days and I had it replaced in my garage in less than 1/2 hour. Between You Tube and Revain I'm sure I've saved hundreds of dollars and dealer hours by doing it myself.

I only gave it four stars because it doesn't feel as durable as the original Ford part we exchanged it for. It came with a link to a YouTube video and we were able to troubleshoot and fix the issue in 30 minutes from start to finish. I strongly recommend that you try it yourself rather than going to a mechanic. Positively surprised and very satisfied. I would also recommend you to buy the Revain recommended salon removal tool. Removing the door panel was very easy.

Got a new replacement door handle for my 2011 Ford Fusion AWD. It was well packed and the chrome part of the handle was wrapped in plastic to avoid scratches during shipping. be very well done. It was very easy to install and didn't require any mods to install. The seller has included the card on their YouTube channel in case installation instructions are needed. Very happy with my product! Dollars plus if I took the car to the dealer to have it replaced.

I have a 2012 Ford Fusion and the driver's door latch is broken. The local auto parts store charged $60 for the same part and it was an affordable alternative. The installation took about an hour, the door leaf took longer than the latch. Delivery was fast and on time. The best part is that I don't have to lower the window to open the door from the outside like I did when the factory latch broke. Let's hope the lifespan is as good as the shipping etc. There are good DIY videos on YouTube…

Husband just installed, fits perfectly, took about 10 minutes Same better quality than the original, this is the first time ever in my fusion. I have a 2008 Fusion SEL AWD with 65,000 miles and never (thank goodness) had any problems but when the button just failed when I called the dealer they said about $110. Now it seems like a good choice not to go to the dealer for such trifles. My only advice is to watch the YouTube video before installing, however they have a video for Fusion 2008.

Received quickly and installed in less than 15 minutes via YouTube video. Immediately after installation, I closed the door and the entire chromed plastic piece fell into my hallway. This part installed very cleanly with no hassle and to have it fail immediately after installation is very frustrating. So in order to get a replacement I have to order and install another door lock and then send another one back for a refund? Seems more work than installation. If a company rep wants to solve this…

The door handle on the driver's side of my Ford Fusion 08 broke on the inside. [TIP: I could still use it by half-pulling the handle and locking lever at the same time; does not apply to all] Bought it, hit top speed and slapped a light cunt. Looks the same as the OEM but I noticed that the locking lever tilts down a bit. Now it doesn't affect the functionality if you install it so that the locking lever doesn't get caught on the handle; and I did this by turning it slightly until it felt right

This interior door handle is a direct replacement for the driver's door on my 2010 Ford Fusion. It is no different from the one that Ford installs at the factory. Made of plastic, just like factory. I have now had to replace the passenger and driver side door handles due to the plastic used in production. At some point it will definitely break. Revain's price was the best I could find. Don't waste time going to the store. Installation is easy if you have a little experience with common hand…

So my husband was too rough on my doorknob and broke it. The outside handle still worked, so for a week when I got out of the car I would roll down the window, open the door from the outside and have to close the window again. Annoying to say the least. I was afraid it would be repaired thinking it would cost at least $100 which I didn't have if I was lucky. So I decided to at least find out for myself. Well, I'm not a car person at all, but I can be very handy with the right YouTube videos. So