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armor plate => fenders, door hardware and other body parts (non armor) => Topic started by: steve-0 on May 02, 2012, 06:59:30 PM
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glove box door lock
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My glove box is locked, the lock seems free. Does anybody know if there was a lot of keys or a few different ones?
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Don't know about the keys, but if you can get the bolts on the hinges to come loose I think you will be able to get the door open with out damaging the zink lock catch.
Steve
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Thanks Steve I will try that. Greg
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what ever you do ...DO NOT apply heat to the lock....it will melt like butter....don't ask me how I know that....
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Greg,
If that doesn't work I can loan you a key when you come and get your hood. Also I found another section of hood so you will just be missing the right side vertical section. :)
Clint
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HTN, Zink has a very low melting point. ;D
Steve
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what ever you do ...DO NOT apply heat to the lock....it will melt like butter....don't ask me how I know that....
I'm thinkin there is a good story here :o Does start with "here hold my beer" ;D
Don G.
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Ever get that sick feeling the second it all goes bad.
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OK I got a key on loan from Clint, it went in and feels like the lock has working tumblers but would not turn. I did not want to put too much pressure on it, I didn't think Clint wanted his key back in Two pieces. The number on this key is C-257 it is a Briggs and Stratton. Does anybody have any other numbers? It might be good to know how many combinations there are, thanks. Greg
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Hi Greg,
The other one I have is C355 and it works. I think i took C257 off a scout car. I know it works and I thought the locks were the same so maybe yours was replaced at some point. We can try this other one next. This other one (C355) was in a restored dash that I bought so I'm not sure it is correct but it looks identical.
Clint
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The other one I have is C378 on the restored scout car that is leaving here on Saturday. Bye bye miss american pie.