How To Install Replace Manual Window Crank Handle Two Different Ways 1AAuto.com

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1A Auto shows you the correct way to remove a manual window handle, and the other correct way if you don't have the proper tool to do it. The design of window crank handle is basically the same no matter if you have a Chevy, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Pontiac, Dodge or whatever. So this video will help you with your door related repairs.

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[madmike26inch]

worked very well. thanks a lot!

[1aauto]

@madmike26inch No problem at all. Thank you for visiting our channel on YouTube.

[DenvishNG]

Very useful video, had to lubricate the window guides on my Nissan Almera and was struggling to understand why the handle wouldn't ease off with leverage. The clip was quite loose, so only required one hook to pull it out. Confused me a bit that the previous repairer had installed the clip upside-down :) Thanks for the info!

[1aauto]

@Azadi1111234 Sorry about that, yes I meant to say window crank removal tool. There doesn't really seem to be a wrong way to put the clip back in. You should be able to get it back out with the tool.

[1aauto]

@Azadi1111234 Sometimes it's hard to see the clip in there. The window crank removal tool should work for you.

[Azadi1111234]

@1aauto

by door handle u mean the window crank?

kinda confused on what u said....

[1aauto]

@Azadi1111234 You should be able to turn the door handle into position so that you can get at it, or you should be able to remove if with the door handle removal tool from the opposite direction. Hope this helps you out.

[Azadi1111234]

@1aauto

i took the window crank off and when i was putting the clip back on i accidently placed it on backwards.

now the clip is facing the wrong way. How can i take the clip off?

[assassinof1337]

@1aauto Actually, about 5 minutes after I posted that, I looked it up and found at that the F-150 uses an Torx screw under the plastic cover of the handle. Thanks for trying anyways.

[assassinof1337]

My crank doesn't seem to be the same as the one shown in the video, there isn't a clip as far as I can see. Do you know if the theres a special trick for the crank in a '94 F-150?