where to get clip to hold boot lock in

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where to get clip to hold boot lock in

Postby browfish » Mon 25.07.2005, 15:27

When i bought my lotus a month or so back the boot lock fell out. They guy selling it was going to adhere it onto the boot panel but i said i would rather have it and do it myslef. Basically i assume there is some kind of circlip that normally holds the lock from inside the panel. Any ideas where i can get one from?
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Postby Paul.P » Mon 25.07.2005, 17:15

Browfish, you are right, there is a plate which fits over the lock, inside of the fibreglass & then there is a clip to hold everything in place, i have just received one ( last week in fact ) from GST Performance, who sourced me one from Lotus, so they are still available & if i remember right, not very expensive, will have a look for part no. & let you know !
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Postby Paul.P » Mon 25.07.2005, 17:36

Browfish, doesn't appear to be a plate as i 1st suggested, but the clip no. is A100B0042F, hope this helps ?
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Postby Elan1 » Sat 30.07.2005, 16:21

I need to also get one of these. SJ Sportscars ahve got them for £1.33 +vat. Does anyone know of the part number for the rubber grommet/bung for the boot lock hole?
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Postby browfish » Wed 03.08.2005, 09:14

Thanks paul. I shall get one ordered. Fed up of carriyng the boot lock around in my pocket, having to insert it and the key to open the boot. Works well though.

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Postby Rambo » Wed 03.08.2005, 14:12

You don't need to insert the lock barrel or key to get into the boot if the mechanism has been removed. Just emulate what the key/lock barrel does by inserting an index finger, flick up a piece of metal and the boot will open.
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