Help me locate part name / number
09-16-2011, 09:02 PM
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Help me locate part name / number
Help needed.....what is the name and/or part number, the piece goes between the hatch key 'barrel' and the hatch release assembly. Hoping someone will know right off what part I am trying to describe and suggest a source.
Its plastic and mine has fallen apart, have to do the crawl through the car with a pair of pliers to open the hatch. Can post a pic showing the location if needed. Have looked in the shop manual and searched Peligan with no luck.
Any help much appreciated.
michael
Its plastic and mine has fallen apart, have to do the crawl through the car with a pair of pliers to open the hatch. Can post a pic showing the location if needed. Have looked in the shop manual and searched Peligan with no luck.
Any help much appreciated.
michael
09-16-2011, 09:24 PM
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The rubber ribbed "cone" thing?
Not available. Get a set of good used revceivers on ebay or ??
There is a member who tried to make a "delrin" part for $50 or so exchange:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...-bushings.html
GL
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Not available. Get a set of good used revceivers on ebay or ??
There is a member who tried to make a "delrin" part for $50 or so exchange:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...-bushings.html
GL
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09-17-2011, 03:27 AM
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what? these little guys? aka #37 in the diagram
http://www.paragon-products.com/Clip...531.563.00.htm
I ordered 10 of them when i was cleaning my door handles on the 924 (they get used in the doors too), and ended up replacing both in the rear hatch. They like to explode when you have the cable on the release motor adjusted too tight so its good to have spares on hand.
http://www.paragon-products.com/Clip...531.563.00.htm
I ordered 10 of them when i was cleaning my door handles on the 924 (they get used in the doors too), and ended up replacing both in the rear hatch. They like to explode when you have the cable on the release motor adjusted too tight so its good to have spares on hand.
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what? these little guys? aka #37 in the diagram
http://www.paragon-products.com/Clip...531.563.00.htm
I ordered 10 of them when i was cleaning my door handles on the 924 (they get used in the doors too), and ended up replacing both in the rear hatch. They like to explode when you have the cable on the release motor adjusted too tight so its good to have spares on hand.
http://www.paragon-products.com/Clip...531.563.00.htm
I ordered 10 of them when i was cleaning my door handles on the 924 (they get used in the doors too), and ended up replacing both in the rear hatch. They like to explode when you have the cable on the release motor adjusted too tight so its good to have spares on hand.
The piece I need goes between the key barrel and the mechanism that serves as the connector block for the two rods ends. Its in the center not outboard. Sorry guys I should have posted a pic. Give me a fewand I will take a pic. Wont be great,dont have my good camera here.
michael
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No more recommendations? On further looking I believe the piece I am looking for is not plastic but may be cast metal, or what we call 'pot-metal' here in the woods of Mississippi. It was the little arm piece that turned the center hatch release connection, part number 50 in diagram above. They are missing from both my parts cars, just my luck.
Any help much appreciated.
michael
Any help much appreciated.
michael