How do you get the rear hatch lock actuator out???!!!
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Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 Stroker I6
How do you get the rear hatch lock actuator out???!!! *ITS RIVETED*
So yeah theres voltage back there but the actuator doesn't even try to move. So I go ok replace the actuator no problemo, EXCEPT IT IS RIVETED IN THERE. Whose bright idea was it to do that... Unless I'm seeing incorrectly I see no way of taking it out with out drilling out those rivets, then re-bolting the new one in some how?
Am I correct on this?
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Am I correct on this?
Thanks
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Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 Stroker I6
Please someone comment, I searched the forums and google and nothing came up for this year, they talk about simply unbolting it in the later years... That would be nice.
I'd like to get it out tomorrow, I guess if I don't get any responses I'll drill out the rivets and go from there...
I'd like to get it out tomorrow, I guess if I don't get any responses I'll drill out the rivets and go from there...
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I guess it's like power window motors. They're riveted in also. Unless someone can suggest an easier alternative you don't have many choices. IMO
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Year: 1989
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lol guys... well **** guess I gotta borrow a cordless drill to go out in the junk yard and get these lil ********... there all riveted even the door ones I notice now, this sucks why the **** did jeep do this.... so has anyone actually replaced a actuator? what bolts or screws can i use? and does anyone know the last year that they used the same door lock ones? I want to try to get the newest ones I can.
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Year: 1989
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lol why would a child be looking up stuff for their jeep
besides I didnt actually use any profanity any way maybe just the one misspelled work. But I will lay off the missspelled "profanity" never the less
Thanks anyway I'll pick up some bolts n a cordless drill and be on my way
besides I didnt actually use any profanity any way maybe just the one misspelled work. But I will lay off the missspelled "profanity" never the less
Thanks anyway I'll pick up some bolts n a cordless drill and be on my way
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