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  1. 2nd April 2013, 09:18 AM #1
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    Door Handle Parts

    Hi

    I have the very common problem with my front door handles.

    I noticed on RR.net that someone suggested that the pivot pin was available as a separate part, but no-one came up with a part number.

    I spoke to the guy at Land Vehicle Spares and he said the pin was "ebay only" and not available from LR.

    Does anyone know if this is actually available, or is it a myth.

    It seems buying new handles with latch assemblies may be the only way to go.

    Thanks
    Steve
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  2. 2nd April 2013, 09:51 AM #2
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    Which pin?

    It's been a long time since I pulled off a handle to modify it so I'm not sure what the pin looks like. Is it a standard roll pin?
    Can you take a pic of it?
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    Hi Paul

    In this thread they call it the "pivot arm"

    The definitive fix for stiff P38A door handles.

    I believe it is the Arm shown in these pics

    http://i13.tinypic.com/4kf259u.jpg

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    Bryan Smith from Hunter Landrover emailed me the PDF of the assembly

    http://p38.hts.com.au/pdf/Section_20130402_1213.pdf

    It seems like item 23 is the part i need

    The R/H side is available for $5.90 but the L/H side is not listed anymore ;(

    They are going to find out about availability of L/H side one and get back to me.
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    The part is called a "Cam Doorlock Kit", it includes the pivot arm, the pin and the spring.

    They seem to be readily available from the usual parts sources.
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    That was the mod I also did some years back after seeing it on RR.net.

    So, do you need just the roll pin or everything in item 23?
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    That was the mod I also did some years back after seeing it on RR.net.

    So, do you need just the roll pin or everything in item 23?
    I think i will get the kit and replace all the bits they provide, it's pretty cheap at around $12 . I haven't had my door trims off yet, but I have the "handles stick out by 3-4mm and are stiff" issue.

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    STC3064 for RHF door, STC3063 for LHF door.

    I have a spare set here if you need it in a hurry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulP38a View Post
    STC3064 for RHF door, STC3063 for LHF door.

    I have a spare set here if you need it in a hurry.
    Hi Paul,

    I am in no big hurry, I have a heater hose to replace and a cooling system to flush as well as changing the ATF and hooking up the new EAS bypass stuff

    That said, if they are surplus to your requirements, I will take them off your hands

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveFarmer View Post
    Hi Paul,

    I am in no big hurry, I have a heater hose to replace and a cooling system to flush as well as changing the ATF and hooking up the new EAS bypass stuff

    That said, if they are surplus to your requirements, I will take them off your hands

    Regards
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