Replace the handle. You will need to remove the door panel to replace the handle. If you can't do this yourself take it to the dealer. They should charge you about 1.0 to 2.0 hours labor to do this, plus the part.
You must go to the KIA dealer to get a new door handle ...or If your handy with tools you can drill another hole next to the one that broke at the pivot and reattach the door handle.I am asuming it is the exterior door handle that is broken.That is what happened to me.I repaired it myself and saved $95.00 in parts....Hope this helps good luck 2001 kia sadona owner....YES WE CAN!!!!!!!
my hatch handle is broke
if you are talking about just the handle is broke there is just one bolt in it you just have to to look in the hole where the handle was and take the bolt out get a new handle and put bolt back in
first i will ask to the client about the destroyed luggage ,then i will do my best to fix it, because is not my purpose or is not my intention to broke his luggage handle..
Year, make and model would help.
If the handle is in very few parts it could be renewed wit epoxy.
Yes, it probably broke or bent.
Adhesives can be used to attach two separate items, or 1 item that broke into two pieces or 1 item that has ripped. Depending on the circumstances, having the right adhesive at the right time could save lives--literally. An example: if a person had a sucking chest wound, an adhesive could be used to secure an air-tight barrier to the wound, allow the victim to breathe. It could also be very helpful for improvised car or bicycle repair--allowing a person to travel a few extra miles and reach a service station. Adhesives can help a person save money too. One can make temporary repairs (say, to the sole of your shoe if it came unattached to the rest of your shoe). If you had a really good adhesive, you might be able to use those shoes for another year or two. A disadvantage of adhesives is that some are so powerful that they can injure a person unnecessarily. Even some bandages that initially helped a person heal, could cause extra wound when trying to remove the bandage. It can also re-open a wound. If someone was trying to improvise a repair (car or bike), and they were sloppy with the adhesive, they could cause more, unncessary damage. For example, let's say a person was super gluing his hand grips on his bike, and dripped some glue on his sprocket and chain-links.
Then you will need to get it mended before the car can be considered roadworthy again.
The plastic on the inner handle has broke. One of the plastic gears just replace the actual handle (hard to find) get at a junk yard.
get all your friends and tell them you two broke up. surely they'll help you through it.