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Apr 23, 2014
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very simple, as I can do it it, anyone can. I have quite a few and have cleaned them all out no problems.
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I don't know of any diagrams of the internals of the window locks, but they are quite simple. From what I remember, the button (when removed) looks sorta like an hourglass with a cup on one end. There is a spring that fits in the cup which applies pressure outward to push the button back when you release it. The pin coming out of the bottom is also spring loaded so that it springs up and allows the pin to go upward into the body of the lock and out of the door rail. The hourglass shape of the button allows this to go up and down, depending on where the pin is in relation to the narrow part of the hourglass shape. Hope this helps.
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You should be able to disassemble the one that is complete and use the parts to fix the one that you have that doesn't have the button in it. They are not too complicated, and the only difference is the body of the thing.
Hmmm...will look into that if Al doesn't come by one.
Is there a diagram out there showing the internal?
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"WET COOPER", Partsguy1 (Terry Snell of Penticton BC ) - Could you send the money for the unpaid parts and court fees.
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You should be able to disassemble the one that is complete and use the parts to fix the one that you have that doesn't have the button in it. They are not too complicated, and the only difference is the body of the thing.
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The one I need ( top picture ).....is for left side sitter at the shoulder ( rear window narrow base ).
The one I can trade....is for right side sitter, front window ( fatter base )
"Everybody should own a MINI at some point, or you are incomplete as a human being" - James May
"WET COOPER", Partsguy1 (Terry Snell of Penticton BC ) - Could you send the money for the unpaid parts and court fees.
Ordered so by a Judge
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Passenger seat RHD left shoulder Big AL. It will be the one with the narrower base.
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maybe l have one
So, if l am sitting in the passenger seat on a LHD is that at my right shoulder ?
BIG al
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I'm in need of a left rear window latch ...... as pictured.
I have a right front latch to trade....pictured
"Everybody should own a MINI at some point, or you are incomplete as a human being" - James May
"WET COOPER", Partsguy1 (Terry Snell of Penticton BC ) - Could you send the money for the unpaid parts and court fees.
Ordered so by a Judge
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