| njskatchmo | 01-12-2006 07:48 PM |
Need picture of Trunk lock bar connecting to cylinder.
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I need a picture of how the trunk lock bar mechanism connects to the back of the lock cylinder (where you put your key) It's behind the emergency handle. Please I know it's a strange request, but I can't figure out how to reassemble this.
| turbo tecnica | 01-12-2006 11:19 PM |
Is this what you speak of? This is what the lock cylinder looks like from the inside of the trunk... fully assembled. Not sure if it's what you're looking for though...
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v240/turbotecnica/trunklock1.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v240/turbotecnica/trunklock1.jpg[/IMG]
| njskatchmo | 01-13-2006 12:22 AM |
Thtats exactly what I need to see I just need to figure out how the C-clip holds the metal flat piece to the lock. Thank you
| njskatchmo | 01-13-2006 12:40 AM |
Is there anyway you could get a more direct picture of the c clip and how the metal bar holds it, if not could you just describe it to me. thank you
| ninethreeeleven | 01-13-2006 02:41 PM |
The C clip is for the most part flat, it fits under a "lip" in the cylinder. That is how it is held in.
As for the blue plastic thing (it's orange on some WRXs) if I remember correctly it pops out in one directioin. It's really quite simple and straight forward when you look at it in person.
I don't think your going to get too many better pictures, it's a tough spot to work in with a camera.
As for the blue plastic thing (it's orange on some WRXs) if I remember correctly it pops out in one directioin. It's really quite simple and straight forward when you look at it in person.
I don't think your going to get too many better pictures, it's a tough spot to work in with a camera.
| turbo tecnica | 01-13-2006 03:29 PM |
This is how they come apart (just do the opposite to get them back together)
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v240/turbotecnica/trunklock1a.jpg[/IMG]
Like ninethreeeleven said, it is tough to get a camera in there. If I remember (and check this thread) tomorrow I will take a shot in the morning. I am heading off to work now and won't be back before dark. Also like ninethreeeleven said, it is basically a lip that the C-clip holds onto. You just have to be careful not to bend the C-clip, as it is the only thing really holding the lock cylinder in there.
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v240/turbotecnica/trunklock1a.jpg[/IMG]
Like ninethreeeleven said, it is tough to get a camera in there. If I remember (and check this thread) tomorrow I will take a shot in the morning. I am heading off to work now and won't be back before dark. Also like ninethreeeleven said, it is basically a lip that the C-clip holds onto. You just have to be careful not to bend the C-clip, as it is the only thing really holding the lock cylinder in there.
| njskatchmo | 01-13-2006 03:43 PM |
Ya I have a C-clip now. But I cant figure ou t how to get teh metal flange deal to sit on the lock and turn when the lock does. There seems to be these two knubs on teh innter ring that interfere. I tried to take a picture but the camera doesnt want to focus on this close of a item.
[IMG]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/2190000-2190999/2190526_36_full.gif[/IMG]
Othere than that it looks like the metal flange is keyed to fit over a small nipple on the cylinder's tip.
[IMG]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/2190000-2190999/2190526_36_full.gif[/IMG]
Othere than that it looks like the metal flange is keyed to fit over a small nipple on the cylinder's tip.
| njskatchmo | 01-14-2006 01:18 PM |
can someone help me out?
| ninethreeeleven | 01-14-2006 03:54 PM |
That orange thing in the pic from njskatchmo is the same thing as the blue thing in the above pictures, exactly the same Subaru just used different colors.
Now how to get it off. The pic with the orange piece is of the opposite angle (side) of the pic with the blue plastic piece. Actually now that I look at it closely the orange peice picture is both upside down and opposite side of the blue piece picture.
The plastic piece (orange or blue) is a "C" shape. In the blue picture you see the closed side of the C (this side---> C) in the picture of the orange piece you see the open side ( C <---this side).
To get the bar off the piece simply pull the plastic piece away from the bar. Meaning the bar will slide out of the C's opeing. It will then fall out if the blue (or orange) cap. The bar hooks at the end like an L for about .5" it pops right out.
Explained better: In the blue pic in the spot where the arrows point down, the metal bar will fall right out of the spot where the top-down pointing-arrow is. In the orange picture (because it is upside down compared to the blue) it will go straight up from where the angled piece goes to.
Now how to get it off. The pic with the orange piece is of the opposite angle (side) of the pic with the blue plastic piece. Actually now that I look at it closely the orange peice picture is both upside down and opposite side of the blue piece picture.
The plastic piece (orange or blue) is a "C" shape. In the blue picture you see the closed side of the C (this side---> C) in the picture of the orange piece you see the open side ( C <---this side).
To get the bar off the piece simply pull the plastic piece away from the bar. Meaning the bar will slide out of the C's opeing. It will then fall out if the blue (or orange) cap. The bar hooks at the end like an L for about .5" it pops right out.
Explained better: In the blue pic in the spot where the arrows point down, the metal bar will fall right out of the spot where the top-down pointing-arrow is. In the orange picture (because it is upside down compared to the blue) it will go straight up from where the angled piece goes to.
| njskatchmo | 01-14-2006 04:05 PM |
I'm not talking about the orange/blue piece im talking about the metal flat piece connected to the bar, the lock cylinder, and the small c-clip(the flat circular piece of metal) that holds the flat piece to teh lock cylinder.
| njskatchmo | 01-15-2006 07:06 PM |
someone has to be able to help me
| IronMonkeyL255 | 01-16-2006 02:14 AM |
I think the little plate that the rod attaches to has a D-shaped hole in it.
I can go check tomorrow. I had to tear my lock apart replacing it not too long ago.
I can go check tomorrow. I had to tear my lock apart replacing it not too long ago.
| njskatchmo | 01-16-2006 07:19 AM |
Ya it has a circlcle with two notches but i can't get it to sit flush against the trunk lock cylinder so there's nothign to hold on to cause all that sticks out is the little nub on the end of the truck lock cylinder.
| IronMonkeyL255 | 01-16-2006 01:13 PM |
Okay.
I took a look, but couldn't take any pictures. My digicam battery died just as I was focussing it.
There is an outer and an inner notch on the flat piece the bar connects to. In my case (they may have changed it a little since 91, but not much. My lock is the same as yours) The flat piece should have corresponding notches in the inner hole and a notch on what would end up as the driver's side of the cylinder.
Those are my observations. Just make sure everything is lined up to try to get the piece to sit flat. Once it can do that, the c-clip snaps right on to hold everthing together.
I took a look, but couldn't take any pictures. My digicam battery died just as I was focussing it.
There is an outer and an inner notch on the flat piece the bar connects to. In my case (they may have changed it a little since 91, but not much. My lock is the same as yours) The flat piece should have corresponding notches in the inner hole and a notch on what would end up as the driver's side of the cylinder.
Those are my observations. Just make sure everything is lined up to try to get the piece to sit flat. Once it can do that, the c-clip snaps right on to hold everthing together.
| njskatchmo | 01-16-2006 08:36 PM |
Ya that's how it looks like it should work,b ut you see those notches on the lock cylinder? that's what prevents it from being flat.
| turbo tecnica | 01-16-2006 11:37 PM |
Sorry mang, can't help you any further :( I am swapping trunks this weekend, so if I come across any of this... I will post up if you haven't gotten it by then.
| njskatchmo | 01-16-2006 11:39 PM |
as you take it apart just pay attention to how it works and how it it reconnects please.
| turbo tecnica | 01-17-2006 12:08 AM |
[QUOTE=njskatchmo]as you take it apart just pay attention to how it works and how it it reconnects please.[/QUOTE]
Will do :banana:
Will do :banana:
| ninethreeeleven | 01-17-2006 09:08 AM |
I still, after trying to offer advice, do not know what your looking for... but I do want to add this. The part you have circled twice (red circles, out of focus pic) does not have to be undone from the part in the background of that pic (orange piece with metal plate that zig-zags a bit). Leave it on and put it in the new trunk. It will (the metal plate) easily fit through the key cylinder.
I guess you want to know how to get it off or get it back on? Well like I just said you don't have to get it off, so keep it on or put it back on. It has nothing to do with keeping the key cylinder on, it holds the metal bar on.
I guess you want to know how to get it off or get it back on? Well like I just said you don't have to get it off, so keep it on or put it back on. It has nothing to do with keeping the key cylinder on, it holds the metal bar on.
| njskatchmo | 01-19-2006 10:34 PM |
the cylinder is already disconnected for a while fr9om the bar cause i lost the c-clip i just bought a new one but cant figure out how to reconnect the metal flat piece with the c-clip to the cylinder. im not talking about the plastic pieces now.
| turbo tecnica | 01-21-2006 05:39 PM |
Do you think you could get a better picture of the part you're talking about? I swapped trunks today and it was pretty simple in terms of the lock cylinder / bar that attaches to the back of it.
| njskatchmo | 01-23-2006 01:57 PM |
any ideas.
| turbo tecnica | 01-23-2006 02:31 PM |
[QUOTE=njskatchmo]any ideas.[/QUOTE]
Can you get a better picture of the part you're talking about? I can't make out exactly what it is in the picture...
Can you get a better picture of the part you're talking about? I can't make out exactly what it is in the picture...
| njskatchmo | 01-23-2006 04:07 PM |
i no longer have my friends camera, but if you look at the back of the trunk lock there is the outer ring and an inner ring. The nubs that interfere are on teh inner ring.
| toadie | 01-23-2006 04:20 PM |
[IMG]http://tinypic.com/72u8a1.jpg[/IMG]
| njskatchmo | 01-23-2006 04:21 PM |
i need where the bar connects to the lock cylinder itself.
| turbo tecnica | 01-23-2006 09:03 PM |
The easiest way to get the bar to attach to it, is to just take the end where it bends 90 degrees (the very end) and stick it into the colored plastic piece, and then turn it so the side clips in. Once that is set, the cylinder will slide into the hole and you can put the c-clip back on. I thought this was going to be somewhat tricky, after reading stories on here... but it took 5 minutes to take both locksets out and swap them... it was super easy. Once we figured out how to change the trunk springs too, they were easy. Just need a long screwdriver.
| njskatchmo | 02-05-2006 11:34 AM |
[IMG]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/2190000-2190999/2190526_41_full.jpg[/IMG]
You see teh two circles? You see how those two nubs are taller then the rest, those two nubs prevent the metal piece from sitting flush with the lock and alloqing me to attach the clip.
You see teh two circles? You see how those two nubs are taller then the rest, those two nubs prevent the metal piece from sitting flush with the lock and alloqing me to attach the clip.
| turbo tecnica | 02-05-2006 12:01 PM |
Bah is there any way to re-adjust the camera? Maybe back a way a bit so it focuses on the part? It's hard to tell, I can't remember exactly what the lock cylinder looks like in the back so I can't really go from memory. Maybe you're not trying to attach the C-clip in the right spot?
| njskatchmo | 02-05-2006 12:07 PM |
[IMG]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/2190000-2190999/2190526_42_full.jpg[/IMG]
| njskatchmo | 02-10-2006 06:16 PM |
anyone?
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