Glove box lock Rebuild

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Glove box lock Rebuild

Postby surfboardfiller » Wed 05.03.2008, 16:29

Don't know if this is any use but here it is anyway. It took me a few hours to do this last year but now I know how to do it, it will take about 5 mins so I thought I would share this with yall!

Sorry the photos are crap but if anyone wants to re shoot it well, then pm me and I'll replace these pics.

How to Rebuild a glove box lock:
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Postby Jackonicko » Sun 03.08.2008, 15:11

BRILLIANT!

Phil is (again) my hero.

So young, so modest, but what a star!

Rebuilt mine in minutes following this....

Now all I need is a latch with a key that fits.
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Re: Glove box lock Rebuild

Postby nicowalker1 » Sat 16.05.2009, 08:34

just rebiult mine, only problem is someone has (not me) the large spring and second rod :evil: guess its a new one then
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Re: Glove box lock Rebuild

Postby Jon » Fri 29.07.2016, 12:40

Sorry to bounce an ancient thread - but my lock handle just fell to pieces and this thread was really useful, so thanks again Phil!

Only two things I'd add, firstly I didn't have much luck trying to push the spring into the mount with any sort of prod (its too stiff!) - however, I found the solution was to put the spring in the mount first and insert the start of the rod through the hole to keep it in place, then to just push the handle into the mount, which then pushes the plastic lug into place between the spring and the mount, finally push in the rest of the retaining rod/pivot - easy job.

Secondly removing the lock from the glovebox - probably obvious, but in case it isn't to anyone, there is a thin plastic U clip round the top of the lock inside the glovebox, unclip that and the lock mount is easily removable.
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Re: Glove box lock Rebuild

Postby JoeD » Thu 26.01.2017, 05:02

thanks for sharing this very helpful info
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