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Remove the door button carrier T0513 from the door handle mechanism<br />
T0511 by removing the 2mm split pin and fit the joggle through the hole<br />
provided. Refit the door button carrier to the door handle mechanism and<br />
check that everything works effectively. It is extremely important that there is<br />
no excessive play in the mechanism and it is worth at this stage taking some<br />
time to ensure the correct operation. When completely satisfied spray out the<br />
ends of the split pin. The door latch and the door lock should now work<br />
satisfactorily. Provision has been made for a strip spring to be used between<br />
the door button carrier and the door lock mechanism that in practise has been<br />
found to be unnecessary.<br />
Fitting the Frame<br />
Fit the door frame complete with glass to the door. Mark the centre of the four<br />
recessed inner frame mounting points and pilot drill. Open out with a Ø6mm<br />
clearance drill. It is necessary to extend the outer glass line on the door shells<br />
to enable the glass to wind up and down. A split line on the mould indicates<br />
the line of the outer glass. This shows up as a raised line on the shell of the<br />
door. Extend the rear line to within 3mm of the end of the door and form a slot<br />
for the glass to wind up through, 10mm wide. Do this work very carefully as it<br />
shows on the exterior of the car. Where the glass runs up into the small<br />
triangular panel at the front of door on which the wing mirror mounts, it is<br />
necessary to trim the moulding in a similar manner to the rear edge of the<br />
door. Use the mould line as a guide and open up the slot to 10mm, as at the<br />
rear. The glass must run as far up into the triangular panel as possible to<br />
minimise the difficult condition with the door seals when shut on the car. As<br />
with the rear, do this work carefully as it will be seen when the car is complete.<br />
Prior to fitting the door glass weather seal T0517, it is advisable to fit the door<br />
inner frame complete with glass to the door using the 6mm stainless steel<br />
counter sunk screws and washers. Check that the window winds up and<br />
down freely and that the glass has a clearance between the outer door and<br />
the outer face of the glass particularly where the weather seal will fit.<br />
Adjustment can be made to the fitting of the glass by inserting washers<br />
between the doorframe and the door outer skin. Once this seems<br />
satisfactory, remove the frame.<br />
Trim the door glass weather seal T0517 so that it is the correct length from the<br />
back face of the door to the small triangular wing mirror panel. Clean the<br />
inner face of the door shell and lightly sand the inner face on which the door<br />
weather seal is to be glued. Glue the door glass weather seal T0517 to the<br />
door shell T0104/5 using “super glue”.<br />
Door Mirror Assembly<br />
The two mounting storks approximately Ø10.5mm have to be shortened on the<br />
standard Rover K Series mirror to a length of approximately 13mm from the<br />
outside inner face of the mounting flange. These can be easily cut with a<br />
junior hacksaw. Open out the inner hole in these mounting tubes from 5.2mm<br />
to a depth of 15mm. Tap these holes, Ø6mm metric fine using a standard<br />
metal tap. Check the thread by screwing in a standard Ø6mm bolt.<br />
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