Setting Defender doors latches and changing lock barrels
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Was very scary. But I followed your directions and replaced my locks. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
"What a stupid idea" - Land Rover Design philosophy. (And yes I love my old 130 despite it's foibles)
Today's tutorial, How to steal a Land Rover with Mike. Cracking video and great explanation.
..you've just made history Mike....the world's first thief proof Landy!!
Lol! Nobody is going to get into that! (Wait a moment - I have told the world how to do it!)
@@BritannicaRestorations Lmao 😂😂😂
The back latch on my 110 gets completely bunged up with dust after a week or so in the bush. You can disassemble and clean it, but it's a fiddle. I gave up and riveted a stainless steel hasp lock on instead. Also a good visual reminder/deterrent
Old series 2 we had back in the day, had a glass fibre rear door with typical landy handle with a snail cam lock that stopped the handle from being lifted.
Hi Mike very well done as always very great help many thanks Eliot
Excellent content, appreciate the video and the commentary!
Lovely job Mike.
"And throw the other keys away." I think we value keys so much because without them, well we are f@@@@@
that it becomes hard to throw old ones away, even though they are just scrap metal.
Yes I wonder why folk keep old keys on rings - just keep adding more!
Remember, a key ring is a fantastic tool for loosing all your keys at once!
@@BritannicaRestorations Good quote. Someone write that one down
Popping locks is a skill still practiced on the streets of Leeds. :(
No wonder Defenders are stolen
Hi mike, where can you buy the door trims? Might be better then trying to find some wind up window doors
Britpart do them
www.britpart.com/parts/seats-and-trim/trim/door-trims/da1642
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Q1 do you know if puma barrels compatible with a TD5 door lock? I fancied just having the same key for doors and ignition.
Q2 or is it possible to get blank barrels so I can stick in my existing ignition key into a blank and file the tumblers to match or is there a way to order a later door barrel to match a TD5 ignition key? Just wondering.
I believe they are the same barrels, slightly longer than pre Td5
A decent locksmith will be able to match the key/barrel - I would not suggest filing them as I am not sure if they are double acting like some locks are
I would love to see this but with the newer style door latches...the ones they used for 99% of Defender production!!
Mike what do u think of land rover now that the Chinese own them and jaguar
News to me
Not sure why you are so scathing of Land Rover re gutters... I have never really had much to do with them, but walking down the street yesterday saw a LWB Defender.... with guttering all around the top, over front doors right to the back .. maybe it is your model? or maybe just a Canadian thing??? I am in Christchurch NZ here, and only remember seeing these with gutters.
This is a fibre glass roof special to the NAS 90's in Canada
@@BritannicaRestorations OK.. I think the one I saw was a standard LWB (Station wagon?) with alloy roof... Maybe because yours is s 'special' not so much down to Land Rover being stupid as the requirement for the 'special'??
There was no reason not to mould a gutter to the roof - not even a drip rail - knowing full well that the door seals are poor at the best of time - they had 40 years to figure it out