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#944860 05/21/2013 7:03 PM
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Hello everyone, does anyone know how to remove the lock cylinder fron the T Handel on the upper clam shell door of a 48 chevy suburban. I need to remove it before I send it off to get re-chromed.


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Ok I figured it out, there is a small set pin on the end of the shaft that needs removed. Once the set pin is removed used the key to pull the cylinder out.



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Pictures please. I have a few of these that I am going to get chromed too. Is there numbers stamped on the cylinder to show you what key is used? Thanks

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Does anyone have a spare latch that the T handle goes in? I need one for my 48 suburban.


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On a similar note, I need to re-key my rear door lock. All the locksets I see for sale are 4 unit sets (2 front doors, ignition and glove box). I'd like to have matching locks on all the doors. I've yet to see a replacement cylinder for the clam shell door. Anybody got a line of one??


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Originally Posted by Larry_58_Burb
On a similar note, I need to re-key my rear door lock. All the locksets I see for sale are 4 unit sets (2 front doors, ignition and glove box). I'd like to have matching locks on all the doors. I've yet to see a replacement cylinder for the clam shell door. Anybody got a line of one??


Take the rear door lock to a locksmith with your ignition/front door key and he will re-key it to match.

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GMONIZ;

Okay. That is an option I hadn't considered. Now I just have to find a capable locksmith....


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