826401JA2A Nissan GRIP SLIDE DOOR, Price: 41.80$, Weight: 0.103kg
| Make | Number | Name | Availability | Weight, kg | Ship in, Days | Price |
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Nissan |
826401JA2A |
GRIP SLIDE DOOR |
0 |
0.103 |
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41.80$ |
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Originals
| Make | Number | Name | Availability | Weight, kg | Processing, days | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nissan |
GRIP SLIDE DOOR
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0 |
0.118
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-
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34.83$
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Not Available |
Compatibility
Sliding Door Interior Grip Handle for Nissan MPVs
This replacement interior grip restores smooth, light action when opening or closing the sliding door. Daily use, sun heat, and moisture can crack the plastic, loosen the pivot, or weaken the return spring. Swapping it keeps the door easy to control, prevents slams, and improves passenger safety and comfort.
Why you need it
Worn handles feel spongy, stick, or squeak. A fresh unit delivers precise lever travel and consistent latch release. Built with reinforced ABS and a durable pivot, it’s designed for long service in family vans and ride-share duty.
How it works
Pulling the lever rotates a pivot and drives a rod/cable to the sliding-door latch. That motion releases the pawl, letting the door glide. A return spring resets the handle; textured surfaces give grip even with wet hands. Compatible with manual and soft-close systems.
What happens if it’s broken ⚠️
Hard opening, partial latch release, or a jammed door. Extra force can bend the actuator cable or break clips, causing rattles and misalignment. On power doors, a sticking handle can strain the motor and trigger errors. In emergencies, exit can be delayed.
Install notes ✅
Remove the trim panel, unclip the rod/cable, swap the handle, and refit clips. Lightly grease the pivot and test from inside and outside. Typical time: 20–30 minutes with basic tools .
Compatibility
- Elgrand
- Serena
- Quest