Rubber Handle Stops Popped Out!

[aak7268]

This is a weird one. I was detailing Gonk and the rubber stops for the driver and passenger handles popped out and won't go back in securely.

They're supposed to look like the pic below but no amount of pushing gets them to sit in there securely anymore, they're just loose. Anyone else experience this?

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[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

I wouldn’t say it’s common but have seen multiple posts from people saying theirs are missing. I think it’s just a rubber stop for the handle and not a switch of any sort. Unless you already have an appointment, it’s probably not worth troubling SC. Just apply small dab of non permanent adhesive, like RTV silicone.

 

[macb00kemdanno]

Some things never change

 

[aak7268]

Thanks! I forgot to do a general Google search and found the posts right after I posted this. Appreciate the adhesive advice, I'll definitely do that.

Weird that they're so easy to pop out! I barely brushed past them with a rag.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Thanks! I forgot to do a general Google search and found the posts right after I posted this. Appreciate the adhesive advice, I'll definitely do that.

Weird that they're so easy to pop out! I barely brushed past them with a rag.

Which suggest they are designed to take pressure, as bump stops, and easily replaceable. Most people probably lost theirs from taking theirs to the car wash, especially the hand wash ones where they spend only a few minutes on each car and don't pay attention. SCs probably have a bin full of them. If you have one near you, you can just drop in and ask for replacements.

 

[aak7268]

I've still got them both. They just won't sit flush anymore. A little dab of adhesive will fix it!

 

[RivianTrackr]

I 3D printed a batch of these that I keep because I've lost so many on my R1.

 

[zpyroro]

That’s honestly such a typical Rivian quirk, right? I’ve had a couple of those little things work themselves loose before, and it’s super annoying how easily they just pop right back out. Honestly, don't bother wasting a trip to the Service Center for it—a tiny drop of clear RTV silicone or even some E6000 worked perfectly for me to keep them in place for good, and you really can't tell it's there at all. Just be careful not to overdo the glue so you don't make a mess of the finish.

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