Yeah I know. Just don't fancy my chances of it not looking like a hash. Which made me wonder if I could fit the catch without the lock?
If they dont drill out the hole when they make it, then it must be because maybe old series don't have a lock? Can I fit a catch without a lock.
I don't leave my fender anywhere and it's garaged at night so not fussed about locking it.
Those locks are **** anyway lol.
If they dont drill out the hole when they make it, then it must be because maybe old series don't have a lock? Can I fit a catch without a lock.
I don't leave my fender anywhere and it's garaged at night so not fussed about locking it.
Those locks are **** anyway lol.
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
why not use series latch mechanism
Does it fit with the defender latch on the body?
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
shouldnt think so series is a socket and def a pin
Gotcha. Sounds like just drilling the hole is going to be least work.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Same door fits defender or series. series locks are below the latch Defender lock is built into the latch.
Sounds like a series latch requires a series body latch. I could change this but ID then be hoping it fits in the same mount holes and same position.... Can of worms, so maybe easy to just drill out the hole as best I can.
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
thats what i did after making template from old door and bought new grommet
gramgramfirey
New Member
Use a Stepped drill bit, much easier to use.
