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914World.com _ 914World Garage _ Rear trunk latch plastic ring?
Posted by: falcor75 May 8 2015, 10:37 AM
I know I saw the plastic ring for the rear trunk latch for sale somewhere but where?
Posted by: McMark May 8 2015, 10:47 AM
Doesn't Mark Whitesell make that one?
Posted by: McMark May 8 2015, 10:49 AM
Yup, http://shop.914rubber.com/914-Rear-trunk-Lid-Guide-Bushing-914TLGB.htm?categoryId=-1.
Posted by: 914Sixer May 8 2015, 08:00 PM
Bruce Stone sells a metal one that is from a Jag that will never break.
Posted by: Hank914 May 8 2015, 08:18 PM
Related question: where do it get that Spring?
I think what I need is a new spring. My electronic actuator (the PO installed a rear reflector, thus no keyed trunk release button) seems to release correctly, but the spring does not seem spring it open. Also, I have a rear spoiler, which might add more weight to the rear trunk lid. Do I need a heavier spring?
Thx. Sorry for the hijack...
Posted by: bdstone914 May 8 2015, 10:49 PM
Related question: where do it get that Spring?
I think what I need is a new spring. My electronic actuator (the PO installed a rear reflector, thus no keyed trunk release button) seems to release correctly, but the spring does not seem spring it open. Also, I have a rear spoiler, which might add more weight to the rear trunk lid. Do I need a heavier spring?
Thx. Sorry for the hijack...
I have not found a source for the spring. The Jaguar hood plungers work bu the springs are much stiffer.
Posted by: bdstone914 May 9 2015, 07:44 AM
Duplicate post
Posted by: mepstein May 9 2015, 12:44 PM
Related question: where do it get that Spring?
I think what I need is a new spring. My electronic actuator (the PO installed a rear reflector, thus no keyed trunk release button) seems to release correctly, but the spring does not seem spring it open. Also, I have a rear spoiler, which might add more weight to the rear trunk lid. Do I need a heavier spring?
Thx. Sorry for the hijack...
Find a used lock, take the spring, keep the rest as spares or sell the parts to someone else. "Tweet" might have what you need.
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