payydg

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• Sep 7, 2016

• #1

This is for a 1991 200tdi defender 90. Got some second hand doors that need a bit of work. The doors are the lift up handle type not the original doors - see pic 5

Could anyone help me with the part numbers for:

1. The plastic push down inside lock button and the metal rod attachment - see pic 1
2. New lock barrels to fit lift up handle doors - see pic 2
3. Door hinges - see pic 3
4. Window seals - see pic 4

Also, can anyone recommend a banging rust stabilising primer?

Ta!

 

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boguing

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• Sep 7, 2016

• #2

http://www.landroverweb.com/landrov...uma-td5-300tdi-200tdi-turbo-diesel-v8-petrol/

Tenth one down - parts catalogue 1987 on

 

bluedog333

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #3

boguing said:

http://www.landroverweb.com/landrov...uma-td5-300tdi-200tdi-turbo-diesel-v8-petrol/

Tenth one down - parts catalogue 1987 on

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Was going to send him that too, but it appears to cover only push-button handles (post '86) and not lift-up like op has.

 

payydg

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #4

Thanks for the help chaps. Struggling with these particular kinds of doors

 

zeaphod

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #5

Have a look at this for part numbers.

 

zeaphod

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #6

I think the lock barrels are standard MTC6503. The other parts may be hard to get - I have these doors and have struggled to get parts.

 

payydg

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #7

zeaphod said:

I think the lock barrels are standard MTC6503. The other parts may be hard to get - I have these doors and have struggled to get parts.

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You're a hero. Thanks. It's a shame as these door are by far the best looking ones.

 

payydg

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #8

Any one know of a good rust stabilising primer?

Probably going to go with Buzzweld

 

payydg

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #9

zeaphod said:

Have a look at this for part numbers.View attachment 106939

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Do you have the other door pages you could send me? Having started to strip the doors this eve I'm going to need to replace all the window seals and glass runners. Looks like these will be the same as for the push button doors but could do with checking

 

bluedog333

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #10

payydg said:

Do you have the other door pages you could send me? Having started to strip the doors this eve I'm going to need to replace all the window seals and glass runners. Looks like these will be the same as for the push button doors but could do with checking

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Click on boguing's link, then click on the "Parts catalogue - 1987 on " link, this will open a PDF catalogue with exploded diagrams to every piece of a Landy ( 90,110,defender ). If you've got an iPhone save the pdf to iBooks, it's invaluable once you have it!

 

payydg

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #11

bluedog333 said:

Click on boguing's link, then click on the "Parts catalogue - 1987 on " link, this will open a PDF catalogue with exploded diagrams to every piece of a Landy ( 90,110,defender ). If you've got an iPhone save the pdf to iBooks, it's invaluable once you have it!

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Nice one mate

 

zeaphod

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• Sep 9, 2016

• #12

There are all sorts of packing pieces etc for the channels. Mine were all rusted away to buggery, so I used spare window channel from my Series days, works fine.

 

Al2O3

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• Sep 10, 2016

• #13

I used this to replace my rusted window channels. LINKY worked a treat.
And I've found Fertan to be pretty effective with rust.