rear door handle to front conversion

[wraithraven]

I replaced my front door handle with a rear one instead of replacing the lock after an attempted break in.[IMG][/IMG]

[HATCHing]

GO keyless entry

[busak87]

I've always wanted to do this!! I even have the door handles sitting in my room...just been too lazy I guess lol


Looks awesome did you have any problems with install?

[dejan225]

Now you got nice and clean look

[F20A CB7]

Did you have 2 grind down the 2 thignys in back of the handle so they can fit rite?

Mines didn't sit flush

[PUMASTi]

I always wanted to do that with my coupe. Never got around to it.

[Dobermann]

That looks really good! Clever idea.

I would do that to both mine, but what if the battery dies?

[marcusv8thunder]

That looks really good! Clever idea.

I would do that to both mine, but what if the battery dies?

Go in through the boot (trunk in usdm) criminal stylee!

oh wait you guys have ski hatches?

[wraithraven]

I had to grind off part of the latch, it was easy. I still have the lock on the drivers side. My friend gave me the idea over 10 years ago when someone removed the lock trying to break in. I had tape stuck in the hole all these years.

[Straight Success]

I completely forgot about this. This will be getting done this summer after my Viper goes in.

[excalibur02]

I completely forgot about this. This will be getting done this summer after my Viper goes in.

Yup! I still got my rear handles. But Im going to do the driver side maybe Monday.

How will you feed your viper? I kidd!!

[Pali_Mo]

lol, im the opposite from everyon in this thread.
if i knew a way to get all four of my doors to have the keyhole (and have it open from one key), i would do it.

but thats just me

[Straight Success]

Yup! I still got my rear handles. But Im going to do the driver side maybe Monday.

How will you feed your viper? I kidd!!

12 Volts and about 600 CC Amps.

[daovangphotos]

And i thought no one has ever done the swap, lol.

I did the keyless for a coupe a few months back. Had to cut a few things here and there and replace a pin. No DIY pics, but pretty simple with a dremel on hand

To the OP, great job on that swap.