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posieboy
24th March 2009, 10:00
hi
when i depin my doors will they work like they did or do i need to do some other modding?
sorry for the noobie question
thanks
tris
VTRacer
24th March 2009, 10:04
just done mine mate no will still work the same just without the pins.
paxo89
24th March 2009, 10:04
do you have remote central locking? if you don't the only way to lock the door will be with the key from the outside. If you do have rcl, they will lock and unlock with the fob like they used to :y:
SaxoAL
24th March 2009, 10:05
They will work exactly how they do with them in. As long as you do it correctly.
There is a knack to it. Just be careful not to break anything.
Feel down the rod that attaches to the pin and you've got to full the plastic clip at the bottom towards you so that it comes off the top of the lock mechanism
posieboy
24th March 2009, 10:06
so if i take the rod out that holds the pin it will work the same? the car is a mk1 1.1i so it dont have central locking!
paxo89
24th March 2009, 10:12
when you say "work the same" it will still lock, but obviously the only way of locking the doors from inside the car would be to do the window down and lock it with the keys!
Imo i wouldn't de-pin a saxo without central locking. Makes it really difficult as you would have to keep walking around the car to lock and unlock both doors.
SaxoAL
24th March 2009, 10:13
Yes will still lock unlock on the key as it does now.
posieboy
24th March 2009, 10:15
Yes will still lock unlock on the key as it does now.
thanks mate just need a door lock barrel some f**kers tryed to break into it :n:
SaxoAL
24th March 2009, 10:16
get them removed and smoothed by a body shop. Added security.
posieboy
24th March 2009, 10:17
yeah i will be cash running low atm fitted boot install so need all the sercurity i need how much would it cost for a body shop to do it
SaxoAL
24th March 2009, 10:21
prob a couple of hundred to do both sides, smooth and blend paint.
posieboy
24th March 2009, 10:22
prob a couple of hundred to do both sides, smooth and blend paint.
cheers mate:y:
LSOfreak
24th March 2009, 12:10
if ur car doesnt have central locking its gonna get bloody annoying when u cant jus lean over to lock the passenger door , u have to get out and manually lockboth doors when u park
posieboy
24th March 2009, 12:11
if ur car doesnt have central locking its gonna get bloody annoying when u cant jus lean over to lock the passenger door , u have to get out and manually lockboth doors when u park
im fitting central locking as soon as cash allows :y:
jware92
24th March 2009, 12:14
hmmm.... i might do this!
how do you plug the holes because theyre oval and i can only get circle gromits?
DieHardGunner
24th March 2009, 12:27
You would only need to close the passenger door when you had a passenger though not probably not every time.
Ben121290
24th March 2009, 12:35
i am planning on filling mine, instead of a grommet, with a dash repair kit, but waiting to find it cheaper than halfords 25 quid
SaxoAL
24th March 2009, 20:19
I've always used the round grommets you get in halfords (assortment packs). They form the shape of the hole perfectly.
DieHardGunner
24th March 2009, 20:36
I've always used the round grommets you get in halfords (assortment packs). They form the shape of the hole perfectly.
Im sure someone said you dont get the right one in those packs anymore? Just got a hole at the minute so hope im wrong.
LSOfreak
24th March 2009, 23:59
ye jus get an 11mm grommit i think it is? says in the sticky
the grommits a circle but it takes shape of the oval when u squash it it
SaxoAL
25th March 2009, 08:48
i did have a proper old pack from when I had one of my last sxos, but I'm sure they still do them there.
Mattymcn
25th March 2009, 08:56
Another noob question but why do people de pin the doors? Styling? I normally lock my doors when in car as it locks boot aswell with my sub + amp in there lol
DieHardGunner
25th March 2009, 12:13
Because its quite easy to get into the top of the door bend it back hook the door pin up and its bye bye saxo.
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