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Renault Clio Mk2 Inner Door Handles

Sillysod · 2010-01-14 21:14:36

I've just bought my first car a 99 Renault Clio. The day I bought it the inner door handle on the drivers side broke off. I've just been insured and was about to take it out on the road and the inner door handle on passengers side broke. Haven't even managed to get it back to the dealer yet to get it fixed. Has anyone else…

14-01-2010 9:14pm

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Sillysod

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I've just bought my first car a 99 Renault Clio. The day I bought it the inner door handle on the drivers side broke off. I've just been insured and was about to take it out on the road and the inner door handle on passengers side broke. Haven't even managed to get it back to the dealer yet to get it fixed.

Has anyone else had this problem?

And is it expensive to get fixed?:(

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#2 14-01-2010 9:21pm

Guy:Incognito

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Best/cheapest option is to pick one up in a scrapyard , should only be a few quid. Ebay is another good option, just search " clio breaking " . They are not ard to fit, should only take a few mins.

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#3 14-01-2010 10:39pm

Sillysod

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Stekelly wrote: »

Best/cheapest option is to pick one up in a scrapyard , should only be a few quid. Ebay is another good option, just search " clio breaking " . They are not ard to fit, should only take a few mins.

Thanks Stekelly ,

I'll pick up the handles on ebay

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