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    Haynes manual; is door lock replacement covered?

    I probably need to replace my drivers door lock, and wondered if the Haynes manual covered this, if so I will probably buy it.
    I have read the post by Richiemat, on lock replacement and this is really helpful, but I find pictures/photos helpful [always worried I won't be able to put it together again!]

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    Yeah, it does, with full pics... section 11 part 6-7.

    This also covers handle removal as well as door lock/cylinder removal.

    It all looks rather fiddily tho! I would advise a good warm day & lots of time with light!

    For lock removal it asks you to take out the window. I'd get my credit card out!

    Best of luck in whatever choice you make!


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    Thanks Thebadger, sounds like Haynes manual worth getting then.
    I know it will be freezing and then rain when I do the job, it did when I had to change the window regulator and motor on the wifes focus recently!
    Dave.

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    Oh well, if you're up for it! I reccomend one of thoes suction cup ding removers.... attach it to the glass before you get started, soooo much less of a chance on a accident happening!

    I think it asks you to drill out a rivet & remove the window guide rail (it covers the door catch/lock) so a pop riviter may be needed.

    HTH.

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    I know what you mean about the glass, I almost dropped the window glass when I removed the regulator when working on the focus, that would have wasted any saving I made by doing the job myself.
    I have a pop rivetor somewhere in the garage, but its under about a ton of spares and tools, so quicker to buy a new one.


 

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