Chunky Engineer
New Member
hi all I have the classic lazy boot door lock. I have heard about replacing a spring in the lock. Any one know about this, and additionally know where to get the spare parts, Ta hi all I have the classic lazy boot door lock. I have heard about replacing a spring in the lock. Any one know about this, and additionally know where to get the spare parts, Ta
heggars
Nec flectitur nec mutant
Sorry I forgot to put the link on
Landrover Discovery Door Lock Repair Spring Tailgate on eBay, also, Land Rover, Car Parts, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 19-Nov-08 04:13:59 GMT)
Stu
Landrover Discovery Door Lock Repair Spring Tailgate on eBay, also, Land Rover, Car Parts, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 19-Nov-08 04:13:59 GMT)
Stu
discool
Well-Known Member
I have not had the problem, but the info I get from the LR forums is that a symptom of the lock spring problem is the that the door 'pin' does not pop up fully as it should.
The CL actuator can also get slow due to lack of lubrication on the drive motor spindle within the actuator.
I have the same problem, the lock appears to work but the door will not open - actuator or spring ????
Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
mine went the other day, fixed it last night
i got an old scrap Frontera at home so took the passenger door CL motor off, drilled a hole for the different bracket, and connected up real easy.
feels better than new and not a penny to fix
Pure genius
Now all he needs is a scrap Frontera
Actually I am impressed really
Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
si844
New Member
I mean who wants a Frontera as a garden ornament
it was one of the comfy and best drives i'v had.
was a red un tho - and as u know, they dont do up hils and get stuck in mud, worth more as scrap
or for fixin the landy
