Reply to "Parting Complete 1973 Pantera"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

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Can you check your complete units more closely with regards to the orientation of the chamfer and the attaching screws?

You are correct they are handed as new, with one chamfer forward the other to the rear, this is to keep the key orientation correct (ridges upward). However if you don't mind the key orientation being opposite you could use them on either door as the key rotates one way to unlock, the other to lock.

The lock barrel can be removed fairly easily by removing the small roll pin in the rod actuator.

There are a couple different key patterns in use, two of mine don't match your blank, one does.

Julian

1/11/091:15 PM

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