This may seem like a basic question,but...... how do you remove the lock from the lid?
Also, which lock suits which model? (chrome ones and black ones?)
This may seem like a basic question,but...... how do you remove the lock from the lid?
Also, which lock suits which model? (chrome ones and black ones?)
chrome ones are hq hj hx and black ones are hz wb...ive got a link to a removing a glove box lock thread with pictures at old holden but its at work in the faves of my other computer..
Owner (Jason) - STICKTHIS Automotive Decals and Stripes
HX Sandman Panelvan. Mint Julep. Complete Factory Resto.
HZ Sandman Ute. Saddle Tan Metallic - Customised. Galaxy Blue.
HZ GTS. Palais White. Next Resto From 99% NOS Parts.
HSV GTO Coupe - Highly Modified
VR SS into a VS Supercar Castrol Perkins Ingall 1997 Tribuilte build
Owner (Jason) - STICKTHIS Automotive Decals and Stripes
HX Sandman Panelvan. Mint Julep. Complete Factory Resto.
HZ Sandman Ute. Saddle Tan Metallic - Customised. Galaxy Blue.
HZ GTS. Palais White. Next Resto From 99% NOS Parts.
HSV GTO Coupe - Highly Modified
VR SS into a VS Supercar Castrol Perkins Ingall 1997 Tribuilte build
well, my hz, (11-77 build) has the chrome lock and silver ignition outer
http://gallery.oldholden.com/meSANDM...ivers.jpg.html
(sorry for the link, i'll instruct myself on the pic uploads soon enough)
Our 12/77 Sandman has the chrome lock as well (original)
So....... how do you remove them?:errf:
ok...from now on i wont ignore the facts......
now i am wondering wether this may be one of those plant specific things or a supplier thing as i cant see what relevance an adr change would make..
jason go looking for the part number changes on the ignition barrel and the top ignition pot/housing and the glove box lock as they all relate to each other..
as a matter of interest i went out to my steering column shed to look for early type ignition housings in hx/hz and i had very few but i have heaps of late model hz/wb..
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