Glove box lock removal

Note the small squarish hole in the TOP of the lock on the inside of the door theres one on the side also. This is a YouTube video I made on how to fix your Glove Box if you find the door starts sticking.

Note the small squarish hole in the TOP of the lock on the inside of the door theres one on the side also.

Glove box lock removal. As long as you are replacing one assembly for another glove box lock replacement is as simple as removing the set screws for the broken glove compartment lock fitting in the new one and then screwing it in. The tricky part can be disassembling everything to the point that you can remove the broken glove box lock. How to remove mopar glovebox lock from vintage mopar.

This is a video of a 1973 Plumouth Duster glove box latch Lock. Heres how to remove the glove box lock cylinder. First is the explanation then some pics.

1 Put the latch catcher in the up or closed position and with the key lock it like in the first photo. 2 Remove the key 3 Using a tiny screwdriver push down on the steel tumbler that is visible thru the little window in the top of the lock housing. You need to turn the key until it is locked while open of course then use a thin punch or mini screwdriver to go through the hole and push the lock tumblers till they are all clicked down.

Then it slides right out. Door pushbutton with the key while the door is open or out of the car remove the key. Note the small squarish hole in the TOP of the lock on the inside of the door theres one on the side also.

The round hole in the back of the lock is of no concern to us here if you have one there at all. Ive managed to remove the glove box but have a the wire for the airbag switch that is still connected and there is not visable wire connector that I can unplug this. Is there a way to remove the plastic casing inside glove box from the exterior part of the glove box out side that you look at when closed.

The knob on the glove box door must be removed. It just pops it off I used a smsll screw driver to pry it off then there is a small threaded nut looks like a washer once the nut is loose you simply pull out the core have the key in so you dont loose any of the little cogs. Should be easy to install if you have the correct key.

With the glove box door out of the vehicle closely inspect the latch for causes of jamming. If there is nothing obvious then the most likely cause is simple lack of lubrication. Apply some light oil to any and all moving parts in the latch and move it back and forth to disperse the lubricant and free up the mechanism.

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Discussion Starter 1 Jun 26 2006. Hi Ive read the threads about removing the glove box lock on a 69. YEARONE Classic Car Parts for American Muscle Cars Barracuda Cuda Challenger Charger Chevelle Road Runner Camaro Super Bee Dart Duster Valiant Firebird GTO Cutlass 442 Mustang Nova GM Truck Skylark GS Monte Carlo El Camino Mopar Chevy.

How to Replace a Glove box Lock. Open glove box door. Push latch to close position.

Put in lock position and remove key. Turn key to unlatch position and pull lock out. If the latch needs to be replace un-screw collar.

Glove box locks for sale. Glove box latch replacement. Some vehicles require removal of the glove compartment by removing the light wiring around it together with the screws or bolts that hold it in place.

Other vehicles however do not require this step. Take out the retainer that holds the glove box latch in place using the screwdrivers. Press the end.

Once the screws are removed and the dash is bypassed the glove box will come out. The glove box is self-contained as it includes the box handle lock and tabs that allow it to swivel when it opens. Step 1 Open the glove box by lifting the latch and pulling it toward you.

OxGord Glove Box Lock Compartment Door Latch Assembly for 04-10 Toyota Sienna Vehicles-Replaces OEM Part 55506-AE010-E0 - Beige. 39 out of 5 stars 4. JahyShow Glove Compartment Box Latch Handle Stone Gray for 2004-2010 Toyota Sienna OE 55506-AE010-B0.

This is a YouTube video I made on how to fix your Glove Box if you find the door starts sticking. This happened to me and I just stopped using the glove box until a friend of mine told me how to fix it. The problem is a loose screw on the hinges.

Unfortunately you have to remove the entire back panel to get to the screws. I have read and looked at instructions on z3 glove box removal. My glove box does not sag but at the lower right of box is a pivot hinge that the metal pin is GONE.

Which causes box to flop on right side when openedAny thoughts. May 22 2020. Followup from the Pelican Staff.

You can replace the clip and the linkage if it has also failed.