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If doing this in future consider finding a nut the same thread and simply tacking it to the door lining with a small weld. Works.
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{USERNAME} wrote: If doing this in future consider finding a nut the same thread and simply tacking it to the door lining with a small weld. Works. Sounded like a great idea to me too at the time. Worked for 3 to 4 times of opening the door, untill it broke off... Hence me using the original design and fortifying it (provided the rivets are iron! not alu like the factory ones) Cheers! |
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| Yes.40L |
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When I found ford no longer had the rivets. I just put a bolt in the door, then a thin nut held it in place, and then mounted the door trim with another nut. Easy, cheap, strong. I did counter sink the inner nut into the door trim on the first door, but realised it was unnecessary so not on the rest.
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I've put Fairlane interior into my EF GLi I went to Coventry's in welshpool to get the rivet-nuts and rivet gun to put them in
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: If doing this in future consider finding a nut the same thread and simply tacking it to the door lining with a small weld. Works. Sounded like a great idea to me too at the time. Worked for 3 to 4 times of opening the door, untill it broke off... Hence me using the original design and fortifying it (provided the rivets are iron! not alu like the factory ones) Cheers! Inside of the door lining.... The hole is big enough that you can put a tack weld on the nut if you hold the not on the back of the door metal.... Never mind, all good. Whatever works, works. Apart from crappy welds on painted surfaces. Eg - Chinese fitness equipment.... |
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{USERNAME} wrote: what about those rivet nuts you can buy and they come in a m6 they look like what your talking about if they are the same as in the power windows tech document just use m6 nut n bolts with washers will do fine |
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Search ebay for "M6 Nutserts" cheap as and plenty of them, just get the aluminium ones
_________________ Owning 1 of 67612 EF GLi Sedans made
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