Replace a cracked, snapped or worn inside door release with this Dorman interior door handle, part number 80679, made for the front left door. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1997-2001 Honda CR-V. It was designed to look and work like the handle the vehicle came with, at a far lower cost than a trip back to the dealership.
This 1997-2001 Honda CR-V interior door handle was designed to match the size and specifications of the stock handle, so it takes the original's place in the cabin with the same look and function. It is the inside handle used to release the door latch from within the vehicle.
- Matching appearance: Designed to look and function the same as the original interior handle on the listed vehicle.
- Seamless replacement: Made to match the dimensions and specifications of the handle that came stock on the vehicle.
- Trustworthy construction: Engineered in North America and backed by Dorman's 100 years of automotive aftermarket experience.
- Position specific: This handle is for the front left position. Double-check that it matches the position and side of the handle you are replacing.
Signs this part may need replacing: a handle that is cracked, broken, loose or no longer releases the latch. A worn latch rod, cable or latch can cause the same symptom, so inspect the door before replacing the handle.
Interchange: 72164S10A01ZA
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Dorman 80679 interior door handle do?
It is the inside handle used to release the front left door latch from within the cabin. It was designed to look and function the same as the original interior handle.
Which vehicle does this interior door handle fit?
It is a direct-fit replacement for the front left door of the 1997-2001 Honda CR-V.
Will this handle work on the right side or on a rear door?
No. This handle is position specific and is made for the front left door only. Check that it matches the position and side of the handle you are replacing.
What are signs that an interior door handle may need replacing?
Common signs are a cracked, broken or loose handle, or one that no longer releases the latch. A worn latch rod, cable or latch can cause the same problem, so inspect the door first.
Where is this Dorman handle engineered?
It was engineered in North America and is backed by Dorman's 100 years of automotive aftermarket experience.
