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Will@LRW



Member Since: 04 May 2019
Location: UK
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 1997 Defender 110 300 Tdi CSW Alpine White
Second row door actuator photo
Just wondering if anyone has photos of the second row door central locking actuator, how it's fastened to the inner panel and what the linkage looks like?

Cheers! LR Workshop
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jbcollier



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Location: Edmonton AB
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Canada 2009 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SW Alpine White
This is the stock set-up.

https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/p...zNTUwOTgx/
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jonny



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It doesn't show the fixings on there - it's two self tappers through the inner door skin to release it.

I need to change my actuators - undoing them is easy, but getting them off the linkage looks to be a pain as there's not enough room to unhook them easily.
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Will@LRW



Member Since: 04 May 2019
Location: UK
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 1997 Defender 110 300 Tdi CSW Alpine White
Thanks for the link, although the reason for having photos is that the diagrams are wholly unhelpful and I'm making an alternative. I've bought most of the pieces so far, but as Jonny says the screws aren't listed.

The linkage on the actuator is a double hooked. I've found you can't get it onto the 3-way bell crank without that being taken off the inner frame, which means removing the frame. Unhooking from the actuator may require the same process.

Jonny, would you be able to post a picture of the screws? From vague photos I've seen they look like they're flanged headed. LR Workshop
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