Topic: Removing plug from driver's door motor (Read 4778 times)

terry paget · « **Reply #15 on:** 29 December 2018, 14:48:06 »

Quote from: robson on 28 December 2018, 21:46:23

Pictures of the back would be more informative

The first picture in this thread is of the back of the dodgy lock, though I cannot see how it helps.

My apologies for posting 3 identical pictures. Reason is on first posting the image was tiny, so I repeated the exercise - twice. Dropbox no longer supports Windows XP so now I struggle on my Windows 10 laptop, and am still learning.

Doctor Gollum · « **Reply #16 on:** 29 December 2018, 16:22:38 »

Possibly a striker plate issue rather than the lock judging by the wear...

Also amount of paint inside the door suggests a lot of previous repairs, not surprising given it's previous use...

Also highly likely that the seatbelt/clasp has been shut in it at some point too...

robson · « **Reply #17 on:** 29 December 2018, 16:31:14 »

By back I meant the other side to the ones shown we may be able to determine the cause from that side
Ron

terry paget · « **Reply #18 on:** 29 December 2018, 19:22:16 »

Quote from: robson on 29 December 2018, 16:31:14

By back I meant the other side to the ones shown we may be able to determine the cause from that side
Ron

Here's the front

and here's the back

terry paget · « **Reply #19 on:** 29 December 2018, 19:31:55 »

Here's the back

I hope that helps.

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