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Need help with door lock linkage. Thank you. by CoolBlue87GT
Started on: 08-18-2013 11:29 AM
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Report this Post08-18-2013 11:29 AM Click Here to See the Profile for CoolBlue87GTSend a Private Message to CoolBlue87GTEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Need help with lock linkage, regular locks, not power.

In photo below, need to know where the linkage hooks to. Mine is just hanging down.



This next image is what mine looks like.





Thank you.

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It hooks to a" arm" on the Door LATCH that you show no picture of. there will be another rod coming from the inside Lock button( the slider with red on it)
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That is" I think" it does. I have to take mine apart today to install keyless entry.
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Nope, it doesn't. it goes straight forward to a swivel bracket about 10" ahead. There is a LINK on another thread here (a few threads down from this saying power window woes". look at the link (Michigan something) it has pictures
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Report this Post08-18-2013 09:22 PM Click Here to See the Profile for CoolBlue87GTSend a Private Message to CoolBlue87GTEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I saw where the rod connected on the lock assembly, was not able to keep it hooked up as the clip was missing. I removed the rod as its been a source of a anoying rattle.

I will try to find some replacement clips & give it a try again at a later time. Anyone have an idea where these clips can be found ?

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to keep the rod from falling out, use a small plastic wire bundle tie. Hook it through the other hole and around the rod. When you pull it tight, it will not come off. I did this a few months ago when the door lock wasn't working.

Good luck! Jimmy

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Originally posted by Macarchie:

to keep the rod from falling out, use a small plastic wire bundle tie. Hook it through the other hole and around the rod. When you pull it tight, it will not come off. I did this a few months ago when the door lock wasn't working.

Good luck! Jimmy




Hmm, not a bad idea for the one side near the key, my problem was on the latch side. It was hard to see if a tie-wrap would fit there. Anyone know if it would ?

With my large hands, it's hard to work in that area. Is the latch assembley removeable ? If it is, I might have a better chance of connecting the rod to the latch side.

Found this pic from another thread, shows the latch where the rod needs to go.

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I use carbarator linkage clips
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Originally posted by tuggajb:

I use carbarator linkage clips


Good idea, I found the real clips, Dorman Inc carries them, I ordered them today, the store will have them in tomarrow.
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