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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / September 2006

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1996 Discovery LH Door lock mechanism broken piece

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C R - 26 Sep 2006 14:10 GMT
Hi all.  Posted a couple of weeks ago about a broken door lock. I have
attached a link to two digital photos of the piece in question.  Starting
from the end of the lock closest to the interior is a metal clip.  Next is a
piece that spins with the key.  The piece in question is next and is
attached to the power door lock actuator.  I can tell that the piece used to
be a complete ring so that the piece moving with the key could lock and
unlock via the power door locks.  Without having to buy a whole new lock
assembly (in United States), can anyone state whether I would be able to
remove the clip and replace the broken piece if I can find a source for just
that piece?

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dukegrad91/album?.dir=/4b9dre2

The first picture, DSCI0015, shows the lock head on.  The next, DSCI0012,
shows the gap in the broken piece.

Thanks,
C R

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C R - 26 Sep 2006 14:19 GMT
> http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dukegrad91/album?.dir=/4b9dre2
>
> The first picture, DSCI0015, shows the lock head on.  The next, DSCI0012,
> shows the gap in the broken piece.

Added a third photo, DSCI0012red, with the broken area enclosed in red.
beamendsltd - 26 Sep 2006 15:17 GMT
> > http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dukegrad91/album?.dir=/4b9dre2
> >
> > The first picture, DSCI0015, shows the lock head on.  The next, DSCI0012,
> > shows the gap in the broken piece.
>
> Added a third photo, DSCI0012red, with the broken area enclosed in red.

I think I tried to fax you, but just a nice American voice telling
me I miss-dialled!

Anyway, that bad news is that you have to have the whole assembly :-(

Richard
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Derek - 26 Sep 2006 20:18 GMT
> Hi all.  Posted a couple of weeks ago about a broken door lock. I have
> attached a link to two digital photos of the piece in question.  Starting
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I wonder if the piece is PVC  if it is it may be worth stripping it down and
trying a specialist glue ( PVC plumbers adhesive I reckon ) to remake the
fracture provided  you get lucky the missing piece  is in the bottom of the
door I tend to overkill in that situation and would brace the crack as well
Derek
 
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