The door mechanism of the Alfa Romeo Giulia and the Berlina provides secure closing of the doors, smooth operation of the windows and handles and a clean fit of the doors of the four-door saloon. As a manufacturer, supplier and spare parts specialist for classic Alfa Romeo parts, we carry the parts of the door mechanism for the early Giulia, the Giulia Super, the Nuova Super and the Berlina 1750 and 2000. As lock, closing mechanism, window regulator and door handles differ in form and fixing depending on the version and the year and the Berlina has its own body, the correct assignment to the version, the body and the year is decisive. Ordering by the model name alone easily leads to unsuitable parts and avoidable returns, whereas the precise stating of version, body, year and side allows a reliable selection. The following overview shows how the product groups of the door mechanism relate to the versions and years and what to watch for in the selection. The door mechanism on the Giulia and Berlina is model-dependent and year-dependent and should therefore be selected precisely by the version, the year and the side. As a reliable door mechanism is equally important for operation, comfort and safety, a matching and complete selection has a particular importance. Especially on the four-door saloon all doors should close securely.
Model and series reference
On the Giulia and Berlina the door mechanism depends on the version and the year. As the saloon has four doors, front and rear doors differ in mechanism and handles. Lock, striker, lock mechanism, window regulator and inner as well as outer door handles each follow the version, as form, hole pattern and fixing can differ over the years. Anyone who knows the version and the year and distinguishes between Giulia and Berlina as well as front and rear door can compile lock, striker, lock mechanism, window regulator, door handles, lock cylinders as well as the associated small parts precisely and without wrong orders. The version, the body, the year, the door and the side left or right are decisive in the selection of the door mechanism. As lock, striker, handle, window regulator and mechanism are matched to one another in function and fixing, coherent parts should be regarded and selected together, so that the door mechanism works cleanly in the end and the doors close securely.
Shared across the range or model dependent
The door mechanism of the saloon follows the four-door body and differs in form and fitting from that of the open Spider and the coupé. It would be wrong to assume that lock, window regulator and door handles are freely interchangeable between Spider, GT Bertone and Giulia, since form, fitting and arrangement depend on the body and the year. As the Berlina has its own body, lock and door handles can differ from the Giulia, while individual small parts can be similar. In addition, front and rear doors differ, as the rear doors require their own parts. Common over several years are individual fixings and small parts, but the visible and load-bearing parts of the door mechanism follow the version, the body, the door and the side. Anyone wishing to use parts from another stock or a donor vehicle should therefore check carefully whether they suit the version, the body, the door and the side, since lock, closing mechanism and door handles in particular were changed over the years. So a fixing is often the same, but lock, handle and mechanism follow the respective version, the door and the side left or right.
Part types and product groups
The range of the door mechanism is divided into several groups. These include the door lock and the striker, the lock mechanism with its levers and rods, the window regulator with its guides, the inner and the outer door handle as well as all associated small parts, each for front and rear doors. Added to this are the lock cylinders, the locking as well as the associated fixings, which are important for secure closing and smooth operation of the doors. There are also seals, guides and small fixing parts, which are easily overlooked during a repair but are important for a reliable door mechanism and ensure a smooth run. These groups cover the entire door mechanism from the lock and striker via the lock mechanism and the window regulator through to the inner and outer door handles and can be selected by version, year, door and side, so that a step-by-step repair remains easy to plan and individual parts can be exchanged one after another. A complete and matching door mechanism ensures secure closing and a tight fit of the doors.
Differences by year, series or version
The most important difference lies in lock, closing mechanism and door handles, which can differ in form, hole pattern and fixing depending on the version, door and year, as well as between Giulia and Berlina. The window regulator and the associated guides also follow the respective version and the year and should be chosen to match. Anyone ordering parts should therefore state version, body, year, the door and the side left or right precisely so that lock, handle, window regulator and mechanism match. Even with apparently similar parts a close look is worthwhile, because small differences in form, hole pattern, lever length and fixing decide whether a part fits without adaptation and the door mechanism works cleanly and securely in the end. Anyone renewing the door mechanism should therefore choose the parts matching the version, the door and the side rather than mixing parts of different years, as otherwise lock, handle and mechanism do not work cleanly together.
Notes on selection
For a reliable selection it is advisable to determine the version and the year before ordering, to distinguish between Giulia and Berlina as well as front and rear door, to define the side and to narrow down which part is needed. A photo of the existing part and its fixing helps with assigning the correct version and avoids queries when ordering. The matching small parts, guides and fixings should be ordered at the same time when changing a part, as they ensure a secure and smooth run of the door mechanism. With mixed stock from several sources a comparison with the version-correct variant is worthwhile so that form, hole pattern, fixing and function match exactly and later rework is avoided. Anyone fully renewing the door mechanism should plan lock, closing mechanism, window regulator, door handles and small parts for all doors together from the start and select them to match the version and the body. As a manufacturer and spare parts specialist we advise on the correct assignment and supply both original parts and high-quality reproductions in good quality, so that even older vehicles can be fully restored.
Frequently asked questions
Is the door mechanism the same on front and rear doors?
No. The four-door saloon has its own parts for front and rear doors, which differ in mechanism and handles.
Do saloon door mechanism parts also fit Spider or GT Bertone?
No. Form, fitting and arrangement depend on the respective body, the door mechanism is model-dependent and year-dependent and not freely interchangeable.
Does the door mechanism differ between Giulia and Berlina?
Yes. As the Berlina has its own body, lock and door handles can differ from the Giulia.
Do I also get the matching small parts?
Yes. We carry the matching small parts, guides and fixings for a secure and smooth run of the door mechanism.
What details do I need for a reliable order?
Version, body, year, the door and the side left or right as well as the precisely desired part, if needed supported by a photo of the existing part.
Do you offer reproductions?
Yes. Alongside original parts we carry high-quality reproductions in good quality, such as locks, door handles, window regulators as well as matching small parts.
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