we have the drawing, but not of the guts of lock.
just the whole door and pieces....
ok add a spring pulling up, a weak spring.
to balance it.
since it all works, but just falls down. balance it..... easy fix... (get a box of generic springs in the auto store, in the help section)
there are no springs in the parts drawings
so if the lock knob drops
id put in some friction materal on the rod.
find some heavy felt and punch a hole in it with a nail.
the feed that over the rod and find a spot in the door to secure the felt.
this adds friction to the rod and saves you $900 in parts.
find a way to get the rod to have friction,.... in some way....
one other way, is 2 strips of wood, in a sandwich arrangement
then 2 screws holding that closed, adjustable friction for ever.
then secure the wood to door some way (tie-wraps ring my bells)
turn screw until the lock rod feels perfect.
omg auto locking doors must stink, a serious bummer that.
just the whole door and pieces....
ok add a spring pulling up, a weak spring.
to balance it.
since it all works, but just falls down. balance it..... easy fix... (get a box of generic springs in the auto store, in the help section)
there are no springs in the parts drawings
so if the lock knob drops
id put in some friction materal on the rod.
find some heavy felt and punch a hole in it with a nail.
the feed that over the rod and find a spot in the door to secure the felt.
this adds friction to the rod and saves you $900 in parts.
find a way to get the rod to have friction,.... in some way....
one other way, is 2 strips of wood, in a sandwich arrangement
then 2 screws holding that closed, adjustable friction for ever.
then secure the wood to door some way (tie-wraps ring my bells)
turn screw until the lock rod feels perfect.
omg auto locking doors must stink, a serious bummer that.
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