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Drivers door lock mechanism lever broken.
Posted by Apples
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Oct 30, 2014 07:09 AM
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This is my first post to the Forum so please be kind with your advice.
I have recently purchased an MG TF 135 80th Anniversary edition Number 39 and going through the process of tidying it up. I am sure you have all been through this with a new toy. So I have a lot to learn about the car. The first one was that it has very big brakes for a little car.
My query tonight is that the inside handle does not operate the door release and I have found that the small white lever that attaches to the cable from the inside handle and the rod from the outside handle is broken. So it operates from the outside but not the inside.
The question is can I buy one of these or do I have to buy the whole lock and which includes the central locking mechanism. I am in Australia so is right hand drive and I can not just walk down the road for parts.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Apples
I have recently purchased an MG TF 135 80th Anniversary edition Number 39 and going through the process of tidying it up. I am sure you have all been through this with a new toy. So I have a lot to learn about the car. The first one was that it has very big brakes for a little car.
My query tonight is that the inside handle does not operate the door release and I have found that the small white lever that attaches to the cable from the inside handle and the rod from the outside handle is broken. So it operates from the outside but not the inside.
The question is can I buy one of these or do I have to buy the whole lock and which includes the central locking mechanism. I am in Australia so is right hand drive and I can not just walk down the road for parts.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Apples
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My 70 MGB latch has come undone X2 at this plastic junction.
If you have a "fixed" and a "loose" metal member that attaches to this plastic snap in junction like the B does, I found it much easier to attach the plastic to the "loose" metal member and find the fixed latch member to connect the two together.
If you have a "fixed" and a "loose" metal member that attaches to this plastic snap in junction like the B does, I found it much easier to attach the plastic to the "loose" metal member and find the fixed latch member to connect the two together.
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