I just did this today! Firstly, it's easier if you unbolt the door at the top and bottom front hinges so that it can swing out (make sure you rest it on a milk crate or something to support the back hinge). Next you need to remove the inside handle which will slide off once you remove the locking pin holding it in place. Then pop off the inside door panel and slide it up over the lock. Peel away the plastic sheet (this can be messy if it's a warm day like today). Then you have to unbolt the three bolts holding in the entire latch/lock assembly, and unclip the plastic clip holding the lock, which will give you access to the nut holding the rear handle in place. The front nut is accessible from the front edge of the door. Undo the plastic clip holding the metal arm of the handle in place, and pull out the old handle piece.
Use the handle!
You remove it and replace it...
How change door handle,drive side jetta 97
The same question for a 99 Sienna was answered on this site by referencing www.findonefindall.com/toyota-sienna/ The price quoted for the handle way $65.
Remove the door panel. Drill out the rivets in the exterior handle with a 1/4 drill. Carefully pull the handle out and disconnect the pull rod. Use small bolts and lock nuts to reattach.
Linkage is out of adjustment or bent. Release handle broken or bent.
by sliding the handle rearward
I learned that the trick to removing the inside handle is to place a piece of cloth in the gap between the handle and cover and work it back and forth, eventually popping the clip off and sliding the handle out. It worked. You replace the clip by pushing with a flat screwdriver.
Inside handle, outside handle, sliding door handle?
See How do you change the exterior Door handle on a 1998 Ford. you can sit for hours hammering out the Drivits or like dude said 1/4 drill them out. I hammered out one less mess less shrapnel but Drilling out the other one was extreamly quicker and more efficient.
how to replace a exterior front door handle on a 1999 toyota tacoma
HVLP Sprayers are able to handle both exterior and interior paints, that's why they are HVLP sprayers you know! Back in my day we only had HVL sprayers and those can only handle exterior paints.