Jaronxfor BMW 3 Series E90/E91 Door Handle Replacement Kit, Passenger Outer Cover+Pull Handle for BMW 316 318 320 323 325 328 330 335 (2004-2011)(Right Side,Pull Door+Outer Cover)

I recently bought a cheap 335i and cannot figure out what the previous owner was thinking by duct taping the passenger handle together. It was disgusted and an eye sore. His clobbered "fix" slowed the install down trying to cut the clamshells free from each other, but the end result was well worth it. It matches the black interior very well. Can't say it was an easy part to install since the door card has to come off, but that's no fault of the replacement manufacturer, that's all on BMW's "amazing" engineering. It fits just like OEM and is sturdy to grab. Be prepared to break a couple door card clips, it's inevitable, but the torx screws do all the heavy lifting at keeping things together. Take your time and be patient. You'll have to remove: door latch cable, door lock rod, tweeter speaker wire, side speaker wire, window switch wire, and if you have the comfort access lighting (the BMW logo illumination when you open the doors), you gotta watch out for that wire as well, I almost forgot it and crushed it when shutting the door. It's black and really small.Overall, I'm happy with the outcome especially for the price.

These are complete door pulls, not just the outer cover. You will need to remove the door panel and drill out the plastic welds that hold the door handle to the panel. 3/8" drill bit. It reattaches with the included 4 screws. You can find video online to remove the door panel. Not hard at all. Only tools are a T-20 driver and a pry tool for the trim. I highly recommend this product to replace the sticky stock handles.

It was challenging to remove factory installed handles that melted about 5 years ago…But no regrets - new handles are perfect and look elegant!

There are plenty of videos on youtube that show how to install this door handle. It is simple. The handle is a perfect fit and color match. You may want to purchase four flat washers, #8 and at least 1/2 to 5/8 inch wide to use along with provided pan head screws. When removing the old door handle, the holes are roughly 1/4 to 3/8 inch wide. The washers will ensure the provided pan head screws completely cover the holes.

Pretty nice replacement part. The inner handle is hard plastic, so if you are hoping for tile thing soft, this isn’t that. I’m still happy with the purchase. You will have to remove the door card to install.

the replacement is a pain in the butt, however the price is right and the final result looks great. no more sticky handle!

The original rear door handles on my 2008 BMW 328i (E90) have started to melt and become super sticky, leaving black goo on your hands when pulling the door closed (see attached picture). These aftermarket replacement door handles were easy to install, it's getting the old inner ones off that was difficult (they are plastic welded into the door panel at the factory by BMW).Once the door panel is removed, I found that using a 5/16" drill bit from the back of the panel to drill out the old, plastic welded door handles worked best. I tried a Dremel at first, but there just isn't enough space back there. I installed the new ones with the screws provided, but added a small fender washer as I didn't want the handle to rip out of the soft door panel material.Please note: Be sure to purchase a pack of the "Rexka 20pcs Interior Trim Moulding Door Retainer Trim Finisher Clips" at https://a.co/d/8HM0QOP as you are going to break several of them in the process of removing the faux walnut door trim. Good luck!

They look nice and fitment is spot on. However, they broke upon installing. I bought three, 2 broke. I didn't over torque them, im a professional mechanic. I have to create my own hardware to hold them down.