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Attempted theft = broke lock

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J90GT

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So some lowlife piece of trash attempted to get in my car with the ole trusty screwdriver. He broke the bezel in half so now my lock sits way in my door and he gouged the lock itself so sometimes it unlocks other time it needs some patience.



Question. What are the parts name? Is there such a thing as a whole assembly or would i have to by a lock and a bezel and the little retainers etc etc.


Where can i purchase these items besides a dealership?
 

trbkrb

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As long as the door metal is fine, you can just get a used door lock cylinder and take it to a locksmith and have it rekeyed to match your other locks. Same thing happened to me a couple of years ago. Cost me like $5 for the lock and about $7 or so to have it rekeyed. They do have complete lock kits for all the locks from the resto and large mustang parts places, but they are nore like $80 or so.
 

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i believe this is what you are looking for click on link. $21.85 total with shipping.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/81-9...33648QQitemZ8028489991QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
 

bill302

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heres a used one like trbkrb is talking about for $9.50 total with shipping included click on link.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/81-9...33648QQitemZ8028489991QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
 

HISSIN50

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If not mentioned, you might need to get a new U-retainer (it holds the lock in place). Might need a new plastic cup dealie for the linkage too.

I agree with the above-info.
 
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Thanks everybody, i think what bill linked me will do the job once i get it rekeyed.
 

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I would just go to pick n pull and grab a lock and get it rekeyed. This way you can also get the metal piece that helps hold it in place.
 

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JBeezy53 said:
I would just go to pick n pull and grab a lock and get it rekeyed. This way you can also get the metal piece that helps hold it in place.
Click to expand...


if the lock cylinder is still securely in place the door lock retaining clip is good now that dont mean you wont break it removing it now the cylinder rod retainer could be broke but i believe any chain auto parts store will carry these items in the special parts help isle.what JBeezy says is a good idea too,but if it were me i would buy 2 new ones in link in above post the new lock cylinders will look good the older ones have a worn look and i think the metal on the cylinder thats exposed on outside of door is blued (like gun metal) or something similar they arent painted but i suppose they can be painted i did it before but it wears easily i never tried to reblue one next time i deal with lock cylinders i might try to blue them anyone have anymore info. on this subject.
 

HISSIN50

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Oh yeah, it seems to me that there is a gasket under the lock too.
 
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Hmmm... behind the bezel which is what holds the lock onto the door or appears to is a gasket but appears to be made from lead. i would assume it would be attached to the bezel of the item bill posted or at least i hope
 

bdazzgt

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Someone did this to me a few weeks ago and o riellys had a lock and key set for 9.99 and it came with everything including gaskets and the u clip that holds it in place.
 
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