YOUR RESEARCH996.2 - Replacement of driver's side door lock mechanism
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Hi Team 996, I'm so close in removing the door lock mechanism (window didn't stay dropped when the door was open) There's one 'bar' that connects the key lock to the door lock mechanism and I cannot workout how to disconnect. Any advice?
Based on some videos I've seen, you either need to fully unbolt the door lock mechanism, or go ahead and take the door handle out. I am about to do the same thing as you as my door window doesnt stay dropped either....I plan on following this youtube. You Tube
I did this years ago but I don't remember. Here are the DIYs I used. http://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum...witches-3.html https://www.renntech.org/topic/25464...w+microswitch#
You need to remove the two 10mm nuts holding on the door handle and then remove the metal frame to allow the actuator to come out
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Yea - That's what I did in the end
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I used this one You Tube
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