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Jono Member Since: 21 Aug 2015 Location: Dublin Posts: 2 |
I was wanting to remove the door card to install some sound deadening but ran into a small problem.
I can't seem to remove the lock surround. Do I need to just give it some muscle? I don't want to break it. I found this PDF which seem useful. http://www.lasalle-trim.co.uk/upload/publi...ec2013.pdf Sweeps over the lock cover though. |
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31st Oct 2015 11:57pm |
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Hairysteve Member Since: 15 Jun 2015 Location: Surrey Posts: 692 |
Morning Jono,
Can I assume that you undid the screw holding the "door opener" (could not think of a better term) it to the door card? The door lock should just lift off with limited effort and found something like this very handy http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CAR-VAN-DOOR-TRI...SwstxVLmYK Let us know if this didnt help? Cheers Steve |
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1st Nov 2015 4:03am |
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Go Beyond Member Since: 30 Jan 2012 Location: Headcorn, Kent Posts: 6678 |
By lock surround, I presume you mean the escutcheon which surrounds the knob that goes up and down at the top of the door where your elbow rests ?
If so this is best removed by using the edge of a piece of 2" x 1" timber placed under the bottom edge and tapped upwards with a hammer |
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1st Nov 2015 7:51am |
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custom90 Member Since: 21 Jan 2010 Location: South West, England. Posts: 20294 |
As above the last sentence.
It will only come out upwards. |
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1st Nov 2015 11:19am |
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Dave-H Member Since: 08 Feb 2011 Location: Surrey Posts: 1507 |
100% with Matt The edging only clips in place, and needs tapping directly upwards to remove. A small piece of wood is ideal. Guns and Landrovers .... anything else is irrelevant. |
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1st Nov 2015 1:32pm |
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jeffersj Member Since: 23 Jan 2015 Location: Near Preston Posts: 431 |
As above it is only the edging that comes off and not the button itself! Jeff
Ex 1968 Series 2A Ex 90 TD5 Ex D3 Ex D4 |
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1st Nov 2015 5:49pm |
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