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Hi again, I have a glove box lock in a spare dash that's unlocked had a locksmith guy out to get it apart its free not rusted up or anything he couldn't get the lock cylinder out had a key in it,wasn't the right key, how the hell do they come apart ????



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I believe the cylinder is held in the casing with a small screw on the backside.

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I did a Nova one once, I forget the trick, but it involved both hands and fiddling with 2 different things to pop it out.

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this is a little different than what I remember, but should do the trick.

www.youtube.com/watch

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You have to have it unlocked, then put a 1/4" bolt head into the button cavity - it just fits with the 7/16 outer nut. (I could be mis-remembering, and this could be a 5/16 bolt head with the 1/2" head) Spin the bolt counterclockwise and the lock will pop right out.

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Not sure of your year, but this is what I had to do to remove the one in my 71.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUxMxlky_Cw



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66-67 are completely different from 68 and up. John has the correct procedure to remove the lock case from the door. I don't remember how I installed mine but I tried a bolt head yesterday and they don't seem to fit in the bezel correctly either ??

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Bring it by, I don't remember how, have done it before, but pretty sure we can figure it out.

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Hey that sounds good, The lock guy had it coming but didn't no what he was doing and couldn't get it out, I watched the video and I get nothing to clear in the little hole ? hard to figure this out for a dummy

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