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    Question In search of door fix-it thingies

    Hi

    Just got back from K20 NSX's 107000 mile MOT ( a pass with honours ) and the bl**dy driver's side door handle has packed up!!

    I know I'll probably have to import a repair kit from Science of Speed or Dali but, on the off chance, does anybody know of anybody who makes the parts in the UK?
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    No parts in the UK.

    Yes any engineer can make one, but it will cost more then just getting one form the US.

    You're lucky it didn't break on the way to the MOT, as it would of failed it. I know another owner who had that happen, and the only short notice option was to buy a new one from Honda at £300.
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    Bond a small metal (Dexion or something?) brace over the broken item?

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    Hey Doc,

    If the original broken part is the part that Dali sells as a replacement in alloy, then I (may)have my originals for both sides that I replaced as a preventive measure.
    This may or may not be of help.

    I may part with said item for an extortionate fee.

    ???
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    repaired mine with 'lumiweld', a sort of aluminium solder, just be careful not to overheat it as it'll turn into a molten blob!

    when you put it all back together, make sure you adjust the cable so the door catch releases BEFORE the handle gets to the end of it's travel.
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    Wink Thanks y'all

    As luck would have it my mate who lives in Buffalo is coming to the UK April 12th and will bring along ( if all goes well ) a Science of Speed repair part.

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