Mercedes Interior Door Panel Lever Repair Kit - AGA Tools AGAMBDLK204V2

Product Information

An interior door handle allows occupants to open the door from the interior. It’s connected to a linkage mechanism or cable that releases the door latch when pulled, allowing the door to open. Interior door handles are typically made from plastic, metal, or a combination of materials, and can be found on the inner panel of each door, after years of use, these handles will degrade, crack, or stretch preventing occupants from safely closing the doors.

• Loose or Wobbly Handle: Over time, the handle or its mounting components may become loose, resulting in a handle that wobbles or feels unstable when pulled
• Handle Doesn’t Open the Door: One of the most common symptoms is pulling the handle and finding that it does not release the door latch. This may indicate a broken or disconnected linkage, a snapped cable, or internal damage to the handle
• Stuck Handle: The handle might feel stiff or get stuck in a partially open position, which can be caused by internal damage, debris buildup, or a broken return spring

About AGA

All German Auto, or AGA, is all about cars and so is the owner and operator, Martin Christensen. Martin was born and raised in Denmark and grew up helping out in his dad's automotive shop. The shop was connected to their home, so it was only natural for Martin to tag along with his dad all day long learning everything about cars from hands-on experience, and so the love for cars and racing was started! In January 1991 Martin moved to the United States to start All German Auto together with his older brother, Hans. Both Hans and Martin have earned automotive degrees in Denmark and added experience by working for other automotive shops specializing in German cars. All German Auto opened its doors in February 1991 in a one-bay two-lift facility. By solely focusing on German cars such as BMW, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, Audi and VW along with hard work and dedication, All German Auto quickly built up a solid clientele base. By building the business on this sound foundation of customer service and quality work, All German Auto soon outgrew their facility and moved to the current 20-bay location on 1327 Simpson Way in January 1998. Today they continue to specialize in European automotive sales, service as well as develop automotive tools for other enthusiasts and repair facilities.