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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Shackeng on 05 February 2014, 19:12:21
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The red tab which locks the door plunger to the rod. £4 something plus VAT EACH!!! :o :o :o
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The red tab which locks the door plunger to the rod. £4 something plus VAT EACH!!! :o :o :o
I bought one years ago....... never got around to fitting it. The similar bit on a Senator/Carlton used to be pennies
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Nah, there is a small plastic clip that locks the later FL locking pin surround to the doorcard. £22 + VAT trade...
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Standard bumper looks to be pretty good value at £350 ::)
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Are we including Irmscher stuff?
Although if we're talking price per lb I wonder if the red tab wins.
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Nah, there is a small plastic clip that locks the later FL locking pin surround to the doorcard. £22 + VAT trade...
And guess where my spare one was? And guess whats not covered under insurance >:(
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Nah, there is a small plastic clip that locks the later FL locking pin surround to the doorcard. £22 + VAT trade...
And guess where my spare one was? And guess whats not covered under insurance >:(
Er... small bits of plastic over £21.99 in value :-\
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Nah, there is a small plastic clip that locks the later FL locking pin surround to the doorcard. £22 + VAT trade...
Bugger, I've got to do the pax door lock on the F/L. >:( It has a similar red clip to the PFL :-\ Is this the one you are referring to? :-\
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No :y later facelifts have a trim collar which frames the pin where it passes through the door card. This is retained by a locking ring which clamps to the underside of the door card... these locking rings cost £22 :y
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No :y later facelifts have a trim collar which frames the pin where it passes through the door card. This is retained by a locking ring which clamps to the underside of the door card... these locking rings cost £22 :y
Am I likely to need one doing the door lock, with the card having to come off? :-\ :-\ :-\
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Not likely :y
If you leave the pin in place when you remove the door card, the visible locking pin can simply be unscrewed without disturbing the locking tab :y
Unlike the PFL, you don't actually need to remove it to get the door card off :y Put another way, I never do ::) :y
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Not likely :y
If you leave the pin in place when you remove the door card, the visible locking pin can simply be unscrewed without disturbing the locking tab :y
Unlike the PFL, you don't actually need to remove it to get the door card off :y Put another way, I never do ::) :y
Thanks Al. I am a bit confuddled. Are we talking about the door locking plunger? :-\
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The one and same :y door card lifts off over it :y
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The one and same :y door card lifts off over it :y
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No need to touch door pin/plunger/bit with red plastic tab to remove door card on the face lift.
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No :y later facelifts have a trim collar which frames the pin where it passes through the door card. This is retained by a locking ring which clamps to the underside of the door card... these locking rings cost £22 :y
Am I likely to need one doing the door lock, with the card having to come off? :-\ :-\ :-\
£22 clip? Nah. Even if you do trash it somehow, 20p of glue works better anyway.
Bloody facelifts!