Reply to "Rear Trunk Latch"

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LADA ON LEFT --------- HALL ON RIGHT

NOTE: The Lada latch push point (where the push button lock contacts for release) is not a solid surface, as in the Hall piece. It has a large center gap.

The Pantera push-button lock has a center-mounted plunger that depresses the latch for release.

TransSami made no mention of this causing any problems in lock operation.

Should a problem manifest itself due to that gap, a small metal plate glued over that gap would solve that issue.

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