Door catch not catching.

[madbadger]

My passenger door catch, on the Tamora, has come loose.

The bolt can spin round and move around in the door.

It doesn't look like the two holes in the catch do anything, and the allen bolts in the side of the door look too far away to do anything.

Is it accessed from inside the door? In which case I assume it is a case of removing the trim from the 3 allen bolts under the door adn then tightening the catch from the inside.

If anyone has done this, any help appreciated, before I get the spanners out.

Cheers.

[madbadger]

Anyone?

[targarama]

Go on, be on the bleeding edge

If the gubbins are spinning then there must be something to tighten on the inside.

[madbadger]

Fair point.

Finally got the trim off, despite the bolts just spinning around, rather than actually undoing.

The catch is now tight again, but is in slightly the wrong place, so the door isn't quite flush. Still, much better than before and the door has stopped bouncing around.

[old64er]

Is it fixed good enough for a spin out then

[madbadger]

Good as I'm going to get it.

[IVANHOE]

Probably uncle dave trembling in the passenger seat worked it loose!!!

[madbadger]

I was ok, over the weekend. Had a passenger ready to grab it!

[old64er]

IVANHOE said:

Probably uncle dave trembling in the passenger seat worked it loose!!!

I don't believe that, it was raining when i took him in the griff.

A few times we were pointing in the right direction

[madbadger]

old64er said:

IVANHOE said:

Probably uncle dave trembling in the passenger seat worked it loose!!!

I don't believe that, it was raining when i took him in the griff.

A few times we were pointing in the right direction

That's why Dave is such a good passenger.

He's been Griffed.