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Little help with tach install and glove box lock install

posted by  B.C. on  Sun Aug 20 19:43 CST 2006
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Cannot help on the small tach, all my drivers are both large tach cars.

Glove box - following in from my work on my 1988 244, your newer model may differ.

The lock is held into the door with a single spring washer. Turning the washer 90 degrees will release the lock unit. I usualy use a pair of Channel-Lock pliers to grip the two sides of the washer that are not held tight against the door. Turn the washer 90 degrees, the lock will be freed. It can then be manipulated out of the door.

Good Luck,

Bob

:>)






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