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The connection between the rod and the gray pot metal piece at the rear of the lock cylinder is a push fit ball and socket joint.

it will release with careful prying.

The plastic rod ends are easily replaced, the pot metal piece, as far as I know, is specific to the Pantera and I do not have a source for new replacements, just used

refer to previous photo

and take photos before and after every step in the process because by the time you decide to put things back in place you don’t want to find your memory has faded.😉

Larry

2/5/2111:58 AM

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