AntennaMastsRus Exterior Door Handle Assembly fits 2005-2010 Hyundai Sonata - Part Number 82651-3K000

The driver's side door handle on my Sonata gave up. I debated taking the car to the dealer to have this fixed but, based on what they wanted to charge when I wanted to replace one of the side-view mirrors, I figured this would not be a cheap fix. I did some sleuthing online and found many videos detailing how to do this fix yourself, so I started looking for parts on Amazon and wound up here.I wound up ordering two handles, partly since paying for shipping on one part was half the cost of another one, and partly because I have a family member who's had multiple handles give out on her Tucson. If nothing else, I figured having one on standby would be cheap insurance.The part came with a new rubber pad and a plastic bushing which were easily installed. It's possible to replace the handle without taking off the interior door panel, at least on the 2010 model. It's a 5-minute job, *provided* you don't drop the set screw into the door in the process. If that happens you need to find a new screw or take the panel off to retrieve the old one. All I had to do was remove the rubber plug on the door and there was the screw, ready to be removed. Once that came out, the cover and lock cylinder come out and you can install the new handle. Several videos had the suggestion to insert an index card in the hole to catch the screw if it comes off of your driver, and after the fact, of course, I found a video that recommended using a short length of PVC pipe to do the same thing (which is genius IMHO).Long story short, it's an easy fix. The downside is that the handle comes in black so if you're fussy and want the handle to match the existing paint, you'll have to find paint and take care of that. My experience is that the car drives the same as it did before even though the handle doesn't match, so I'm fine with it.

Bought for 2010 Sonata. Had to replace units on both rear doors. No problems with delivery or fit. Local salvage yard was asking $30 for one unit. Watched youtube video for installation. Tools needed were flathead screwdriver and socket set with extension. Took about 20 minutes from start to finish. Installed in mid to late March and still holding up. Tip: You don't have to remove the inside bolt completely to remove and replace the old unit.

The picture is a bit deceiving given that the part does not appear to be Hyundai OEM. And like others have mentioned, it does not arrive in a box as shown; it's in a bag.That said, I'm installing it on an 11 year old Hyundai Sonata GLS, not a Bentley Continental. It fits fine and opens the door. I might paint it, I might not. Again, 11 year old Hyundai.

Had my passenger side door handle pulled off by someone who was probably having a bad day but no need to fear, Amazon was there!Installed door handle myself using a YouTube video. Words of advice... when unscrewing the small bolt inside the door, place a small piece of cardboard into the hole so when the nob comes off, it does not fall into the door. If not, you'll have to find a replacement. You have been warned!Handle was easy to install and I'm going to spray it the color of my car soon. Def worth the price.

This door handle functions as advertised, and was relatively easy to install on my 2006 Hyundai Sonata. Make sure you have a socket wrench extender and an 8mm socket. I found that the bolt did not come loose inside the door, so I did not have to go fishing for it with a magnet, but just in case, I would recommend rolling up a piece of paper to catch the bolt in case it does try to escape! Total replacement time is under 10 minutes with the correct tools. So far, have only used for a couple of days, and will update if anything happens.

Glad I bought the OEM part versus the cheaper choices. It fit perfectly. I replaced the driver's side exterior handle on my 2006 Hyundai Sonata. I did it myself after watching some excellent how to videos on the web.

there are several good videos on youtube, so just watch one and you are set. for those who don't want to...you open the door, pop off the little round flat rubber/plastic grommet (you'll need a taping knife or a flat head screwdriver), look inside for the bolt that attaches to the little nub that sits next to the handle. unscrew the bolt a little, make sure only enough to release the little plastic nub, you don't want to drop the bolt in the door. once you pop it off, stick in new handle, slide in left until it clicks and make sure it opens the door unlocking mechanism. put little nub thing back on and tighten bolt. and you are done.update 10/21 - still great. left them black which i think is pretty cool looking against the silver.

watch a short video on YouTube and you can change out your broken door handle on your Hyundai yourself.My first one that broke was under warranty $189 charge. Second, third and forth I changed myself. Use an 8mm socket on a ratchet, rmove old and install new.....you will have to paint your replacement handle to the color of your car, (easy to do). But you'll save a ton of money in this Biden's wonderful economy....