From: rasta@dakine.com.invalid   
      
   Though you might get a better response from a Chevy or GM Truck group.   
      
   From a Toyota truck owner's point of view, usually it's a plastic piece that   
   holds the rod tip from falling out that breaks due to age.  I don't know if   
   it's the same on a Cheyenne, but that's what usually happens on a Toyota.   
      
   With the door panel removed, try opening the door with the inside latch when   
   the window is up or down.  If it works with the panel off, check to see what   
   could be hindering the latch handle rod. Also lubricating any moving parts   
   might help.   
      
   "volkswag"  wrote in message   
   news:u6Pkl.1814$Lr6.1057@flpi143.ffdc.sbc.com...   
   >I am presently rolling down window to get out out truck by using outside   
   >handle on my 1995 Cheyenne 2500 extended cab with 8'cargo area.   
   > Is there a fix for the length of the rod inside the door to keep from   
   > breaking off the inside handle?  The outside handle always opens the door.   
   > Both doors have same problem.  I replaced the driver door latch. That did   
   > not fix the problem.  The handle worked with door panel removed.  Is there   
   > an interference problem?  Chevy parts say they sell lots of inside door   
   > handles because of this defect.   
      
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