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#532261 04/26/2009 6:12 AM
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Can someone please explain how to install them.I bought a complete set-both doors,ignition&glovebox.Is there a diagram or website?Or do I just take it apart &hope for the best...

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What year is your truck. I just installed a set of door locks on my 65 k20 and the locks came with no instructions so I just took them apart slowly and put the new ones in . i had to cut the flat of the lock cylinder with a dremmel cause they would not let the lock turn. works great now. Good luck

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I have a 58 GMC stepside


Danny
1958 GMC stepside GMC 302 six cylinder 3 speed OD trans

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really self-explanatory if you go slow Danny - the glove box lock just has a little bracket holding it to the door with one screw inside [real security grin ], the door ones you have to remove the handle first, 2 awkward screws inside the door, once the handle's free you can see the snap ring that holds the lock barrel in ... ign switch you have to have the key, push a paperclip piece of wire into the small hole in the face of the lock and turn the key backwards

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Bill,
Thanks for the advice

Danny


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