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Well I quickly noticed that the inside door handles creek which is extremely annoying. Especially since I find I rest my left knee on it when driving. I figured I'd pull it apart and see what it was. When I pulled the blue cover off the remaining back half of the handle did not creek at all. The part I removed is 2 pieces so I separated them. I got some tape and masked off the visible areas. Any areas that made contact (plastic to plastic) I left exposed. I grabbed some plasti-dip and sprayed those areas. After drying I reassembled the pieces and installed them back on the door. Boom!!!! No more creaking. Now I need to do this with the center console

 

[syroyizhka]

bro, how is this a diy with no pics?

 

[DD2]

Bro, no pics are needed unless you really don't know what the door handle is. If it makes you feel better, here....

lemme know if you need to know where the wheels are

bro, how is this a diy with no pics?

 

[swordfish]

lemme know if you need to know where the wheels are

Could you? I tried to do a search on the forum, but I couldn't find anything. I need to find the wheel really bad. And do you have a part number to the left rear turn signal bulb?

 

[phrozenghost]

Thanks for the DIY

Off topic thought: twice my door handles bad to be removed by hyundai, 1st time by body shop after my accident, and 2nd time when speakers got warrantied... Both times the handles were not properly reattached and I had to snap them back in myself