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Seized lock cylinders- any hope?

posted by  mila on  Fri Nov 29 03:18 CST 2002
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I did take the cylinder from my rear hatch apart. It was frosen and I moved it to the new handle when I converted to the newer wider plastic handle.
Yes, there are lots of small part and feathers but if you work systematically it can be done. I pryed the stainless cap off but I do not remember if that was really necessary. This was an 93 945 so yours could be different.

Happy bricking
Mikael Larsson






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