Defender 90 doors HELP!?
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sible88
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Yes!!
chunkymunky
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1984 push button doors and winding windows started. Windows were similar to the sliding rear windows with lifting handles before ( handle like rear door)
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yes but you may need to change the catcher plates on the door frame..cheap as chips. And fish. maybe a saveloy.
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I have a 1984 90 with wind up windows but the front door handles are the lift up type the same as the back door. Just FYI!!
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Wasn't until 1987-88 for push button ;-)
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There's 2 types of lock, push button and latch. The doors are the same..the locks and catcher plates on the frame are the only difference. You can swap the lock mechanisms thogh so its not a prob.
In your case you just need to slacken the catcher plate on the frame and move it about until it is seated properly with the lock...sounds like its a little too far back..its only 2 screws on the catch plate iirc.
In your case you just need to slacken the catcher plate on the frame and move it about until it is seated properly with the lock...sounds like its a little too far back..its only 2 screws on the catch plate iirc.
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I am currently changing all my doors on my 110 to SIII 2 piece doors. They are about half the price of replacement Defender doors.
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True but you can use you window as a arm rest!!
