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June 9th 04, 12:54 PM
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172 Repair question
I have a 1962 cessna 172 that I am doing the interior in and I can not
figure out how the door handles come off. I thought thy would have a standard "U" clip like cars, but these have a small spring that I can see behind there. Is there someway to push in and turn to unlock these things? Brad 
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June 9th 04, 04:48 PM
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"Brad Mallard" wrote in message ... I have a 1962 cessna 172 that I am doing the interior in and I can not figure out how the door handles come off. I thought thy would have a standard "U" clip like cars, but these have a small spring that I can see behind there. Is there someway to push in and turn to unlock these things? Brad It's gotta be a clip. I took them off a 57 and 66 172 lately. Use the same flat tool used on cars and push the clip off from the open end.
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June 11th 04, 02:54 AM
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Make sure you get that signed off by an A&P....
"Brad Mallard" wrote in message ... I have a 1962 cessna 172 that I am doing the interior in and I can not figure out how the door handles come off. I thought thy would have a standard "U" clip like cars, but these have a small spring that I can see behind there. Is there someway to push in and turn to unlock these things? Brad
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