OrbiterTI4
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You should go buy a Mega Millions ticket posthaste.
Anyone, yourself included, that hasn't had a failure with over a year of ownership should be buying one.
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You should go buy a Mega Millions ticket posthaste.
You’d need about a dozen door handles to fail just to break even on the ESA. Actually double that given the $200 deductible.(I keep wondering if I should get an extended warranty in case my door handles start to fail)
2015 70D with 52,400 miles -- 4 repairs or replacements, on 3 different doors. The right rear door handle is the only one that has never been repaired.
In two years, I rebuilt one due to noise on my 2013 S, but not a failure. The tiny spring was misaligned on the shaft. All of mine see heavy use as a family hauler. My car is garaged 90% of the time at home and work. I wonder if those with multiple failures have cars that spend more time exposed to the elements.
If you are handy, it's a $20 fix.2017, just under 4 years old, 46K miles. Never had a problem with any of the door handles.
(I keep wondering if I should get an extended warranty in case my door handles start to fail)
If you are handy, it's a $20 fix.
Same here...right rear door handle stuttering, I replaced switch and hardness myself for $99.2014 car, one door handle replaced. Ironically the one I hardly use, driver back door.