Traveller Rear Door Lock Assembley

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Bigal_85
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Traveller Rear Door Lock Assembley

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One of the wee L-shaped brackets that the pin (the thick one that essentially locks the rear doors) runs through has come off the back door of my traveller. I would just screw the screws back in but they are hidden behind the pin which goes through the bracket.

Any tips on fixing this??
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Post by bmcecosse »

Think you need to take it all off - repair the damage - the refit the lock! It would surely only 'come off' if the timber is rotten ?
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Post by Bigal_85 »

Well it had come loose and the I tried to tighten the screws and they are just spinning. Think they have just threaded the wood over the years.
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Post by bmcecosse »

So - you need new wood! Or fatter screws!!
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Post by Bigal_85 »

Yeah...or...just move the bracket up a bit. Not a difficult job, it will cut down on a rattle though!!
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Yes - you could do that.
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Post by mike.perry »

I drilled and fitted plastic screw plugs where necessary.
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