kaling 2Pcs Universal Car Window Handle Winder Riser Replacement Winder Crank Riser Window Handles Aluminum Alloy (Silver)

No es universal, hubo que hacer trabajo de maquinado y llegaron maltratadas, el blister muy delicado ocasionó esto. Pero un buen producto en general

They aren't bad for what they are. I used the splined adapter. It should be a little thicker or the handle should have a hole in the middle for the shaft. One of them has a slight flaw in what I assume is the knob. You can't tighten the screw or the knob becomes tight. I'm just gonna get some green loctite and it should be pretty much perfect. This was written literally 5 minutes after install. If problems occur I will write. Aside from that they do work and function correctly.

Works great to replace broken window rollers in an older Sonoma

Small screws hold handle to main body need to be tapped into handle deeper-- AKA- They fell apart- with no way to put window back up - thank God it wasn't raining at the time

As numerous others have pointed out, this kit is pure junk. Take it from someone who has worked on his own cars, and his family's cars, for about 50 years. Don't even consider this product. Once you remove your old handles, if you have knurled shafts to turn the window regulator, like I do, (very common), you will find that out of all the adapters supplied, there will be only one type that fits the shafts. It has a single set screw and unless you modify the shaft itself, maybe by grinding it down flat where it will meet up with the set screw, it will absolutely not sit squarely on the shaft. Now, because the adapter is not straight, the handle (which attaches to the adapter with three set screws but is essentially still only a friction fit), will likewise not be straight. The result is a handle that not only goes round and round, but also wobbles in and out. Also, even if you could get it to attach squarely, keep in mind that there is only one tiny set screw that is relied on to hold the the adapter on. If that were to fail or slip, the whole handle will come off. Also, the knobs on the ends of the handles are so tiny that you can only barely grab them well enough between your finger tips making it almost impossible to supply the necessary torque to wind the window down, rather than gripping the knob with your forefinger and thumb wrapping around a larger standard knob, as your original handle likely allows. All in all, this is some really poor engineering. Forget about it. Returning....lol.