Chevrolet Captiva Service & Repair Manual: Door Handle

Exterior

Front

1.	Remove front door trim panel as outlined under "Door Trim Panel."

2.	Remove front door water deflector.

3.	Remove front door exterior handle bolt access plug, Fig. 1.

4.	Remove front door exterior handle to housing bolts.

5.	Remove front door exterior handle cap.

6.	Remove front door exterior handle cap gasket.

7.	Pull exterior handle rearward to release it from interior handle housing.

8.	Remove front door exterior handle.

9.	Reverse procedure to install, noting following:

Torque front door exterior handle to cylinder screw to 44 inch lbs.

Torque front door exterior handle to housing bolt to 89 inch lbs.

Rear

1.	Lower rear door latch. Do not remove latch, pull downward to access rear handle housing bolt.

2.	Remove rear door exterior handle to housing bolts, Fig. 2. It is not required to remove rear door exterior handle housing from door to replace handle.

3.	Remove rear door exterior handle cylinder cover.

4.	Remove rear door exterior handle cover gasket.

5.	Pull exterior handle rearward to release it from interior handle housing.

6.	Remove rear door exterior handle.

7.	Reverse procedure to install. Torque rear door exterior handle to housing bolts to 89 inch lbs.

Interior

1.	Remove door trim panel as outlined under "Door Trim Panel."

2.	Remove door upper speaker screws.

3.	Disconnect speaker electrical connectors.

4.	Remove radio door upper speaker.

5.	Remove door interior handle fasteners, Figs. 3 and 4.

6.	Remove door interior handle assembly.

7.	Reverse procedure to install.

Fig. 1 Front exterior door handle replacement. Captiva Sport

Fig. 2 Rear door exterior handle replacement. Captiva Sport

Fig. 3 Front door interior handle replacement. Captiva Sport

Fig. 4 Rear door interior handle replacement. Captiva Sport

1. Remove door trim panel as outlined under "Door Trim Panel." 2. Remove door water deflector. 3. ...

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