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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 12:59 PM
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Default SAPP COS BOOT DIFFRENT 2WD /4WD??

Anyone know what is diffrent on a 4x4 sapp to a 2wd sapp boot lid all i know is the boot locks are diffrent 2wd has a push button type 4wd boot lock is flat.
will a 4x4 flat lock type work in a 2wd boot lid???

Diffrent boot lid as listed on mircocat
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 01:01 PM
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4x4 had a pull cable, 2wd didn't.
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 01:06 PM
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i cant see any difference between mine and cossienuts

grant has a new boot lid going on his and i dont think they have mentioned any problems to him. will let you know when he gets the car back
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 01:07 PM
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aint difference apart from boot lock and the badges
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 01:09 PM
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just want to fit the later boot lock in the earlyer boot lid will it work???
anyone done it?
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 01:15 PM
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the locks are age related not model related...

they should be interchangeable tho...
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 01:36 PM
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Rainbird had this done to his saph, but if memory serves, he replaced the bootlid at the same time....

Think it will fit like

Neil.
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anyone else??
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 04:32 PM
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Bloody hell, I thought you lot were supposed to know stuff .

The 2wd boot lid and 4x4 are different, as the cut out for the 4x4 lock is different shape to the 2wd. The good news is that you can modify the 2wd one to accept the 4x4 flat lock, as this is what I did on mine (as the 2wd lock has a propensity for sticking in the barrel, which means that sometime the central locking doesn't lock the boot if the push catch is not in it's fully extended (oh er ) position).

You can also retro fit the remote boot release and filler cap from a 4x4, as the 2wd shell even has the fittings beside the driver's seat to accept the release mechanism.
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Old Jun 23, 2004 | 05:35 PM
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like Mike says... a small needle file is all you need to make two extra notches in the cutout to fit the later lock.
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like Mike says... a small needle file is all you need to make two extra notches in the cutout to fit the later lock.
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Bloody hell, I thought you lot were supposed to know stuff .

The 2wd boot lid and 4x4 are different, as the cut out for the 4x4 lock is different shape to the 2wd. The good news is that you can modify the 2wd one to accept the 4x4 flat lock, as this is what I did on mine (as the 2wd lock has a propensity for sticking in the barrel, which means that sometime the central locking doesn't lock the boot if the push catch is not in it's fully extended (oh er ) position).

You can also retro fit the remote boot release and filler cap from a 4x4, as the 2wd shell even has the fittings beside the driver's seat to accept the release mechanism.

CHeeRS mike.
my boot lid has a slight rust spot where the spolier fits.and has a few marks on it so going to replace it with an brand new 2wd boot lid
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Bloody hell, I thought you lot were supposed to know stuff .

The 2wd boot lid and 4x4 are different, as the cut out for the 4x4 lock is different shape to the 2wd. The good news is that you can modify the 2wd one to accept the 4x4 flat lock, as this is what I did on mine (as the 2wd lock has a propensity for sticking in the barrel, which means that sometime the central locking doesn't lock the boot if the push catch is not in it's fully extended (oh er ) position).

You can also retro fit the remote boot release and filler cap from a 4x4, as the 2wd shell even has the fittings beside the driver's seat to accept the release mechanism.

CHeeRS mike.
my boot lid has a slight rust spot where the spolier fits.and has a few marks on it so going to replace it with an brand new 2wd boot lid
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