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Both the remote operators (operator behind the interior door handle) are worn & sloppy. Is there a source for these units? Also how do you remove the existing units from the mounting rail?

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might check Scotts in Penhold, don't seem'em in the online list, but the remote [slot-ended rod] is reproduced so he should be able to help - otherwise one of the US vendors will have'em

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Are you referring to door latch connecting link?? Check out this link.... and remember, JimCarter and American Classic are stovebolt friendly.

http://www.oldchevytrucks.biz/34_46/full.asp?page=26


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The connecting link connects the latch mechanism to the remote operator. The interior door handle is bolted to the remote operator.

Various vendors have a kit to rebuilt the piece of the window regulator the window crank handle bolts to but I haven't found anyone selling new remote operators or rebuild kits for the remote operators.



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