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idi Member Since: 19 Nov 2019 Location: England Posts: 134 |
Only thing to bear in mind is there is a non-keyless version and a keyless version. The keyless versions tend to be a bit more expensive |
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Fri Jan 15 2021 1:32pm |
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Phileep Member Since: 04 Feb 2019 Location: LEIGH-ON-SEA Posts: 52 |
Thank you Idi
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Fri Jan 15 2021 2:44pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 5027 |
I replaced my MY13 O/S/R recently, keyless entry, double locking and keyless start etc. this is the one that fitted mine LR091345 but may be vin no. dependant. Personally as bit of pain to change would only ever fit genuine part not cheap Chinese junk for £25.00.
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Fri Jan 15 2021 2:56pm |
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Phileep Member Since: 04 Feb 2019 Location: LEIGH-ON-SEA Posts: 52 |
Thank you Col and good morning in NZ. I visited Napier many years ago and absolutely loved it
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Fri Jan 15 2021 3:52pm |
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Leechicken74 Member Since: 09 Nov 2020 Location: Kent Posts: 59 |
Phileep, Good advice from Col. I wish I has come on here and checked first as I bought a unit off of eBay stripped the door down to install it only to find there are various variants, so you do need to be sure you have the right one. Assuming you have an HSE model then I would say it will definitely have keyless entry and double locking (deadlocks) in which case LR0091345 is the part you want which is what I ordered on Col's advice and he was spot on. Lee
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Fri Jan 15 2021 4:54pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 5027 |
Live about 10-15mins from Napier in Havelock, no regrets about moving here from U.K especially if the papers and news is to believed at the moment. Cheers Col |
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Fri Jan 15 2021 9:29pm |
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Phileep Member Since: 04 Feb 2019 Location: LEIGH-ON-SEA Posts: 52 |
Good morning LeeChicken and good evening Col. Thank you and everyone that replied.
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Sat Jan 16 2021 6:23am |
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Leechicken74 Member Since: 09 Nov 2020 Location: Kent Posts: 59 |
One other thing that I personally found much easier when installing was to remove the external handle and remove the whole unit with the cables connected, then reconnect them to the new one while it is out of the door, then reinstall. It was much easier than trying to disconnect and reconnect the cables in situ in the door. Lee
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Sat Jan 16 2021 10:28am |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 5027 |
That's basically how I did mine, only had to move window regulator then and not disconnect it from glass. Fortunately had some spare outer handle end caps laid about as almost impossible to remove without breaking at least one plastic lug on them.
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Sat Jan 16 2021 11:06am |
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