How to remove the outer handle of the rear door of a Chery A3?

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AdrielLee
07/30/25 4:16am
The right rear door panel is relatively easy to remove. There are a total of 4 screws; once all are removed, you can simply pry open the door panel seam by hand. There is also one screw located on the lower door panel. Just look down to see it. After opening the door panel, remember to disconnect the window lift connector. After prying open the internal clips, it's easy to take out and reinstall. When putting it back, first remember to peel off the adhesive strip in the upper right corner inside the handle to expose the glue.
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