New part in carlock

Torbo

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The doorlock broke in my car. - Volvo Duett 66.
A fether was broken, an the square hole was bad.
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I lathet a steelbit to 14,5 mm outside and 8 mm intside.
And I took an old tread tap to make a new special tool.
The process:
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Glued a alubit square to get right angels.
Grinding and grinding.
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Then cutter some "hack" with mine angel grinder.
I took it in the press, but i dit not get it trough, so I took a big hammer to get the rest. The new tool broke, but the hole get perfect. Just a lithe bitt filing at last.
Good cases...
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Match:
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On place. i right direction. Welded it with castrolin-case. Bronshe?

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New fether and i worked well:
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Thats right. Tap into a broach or punch. It worked well, but it required very large force to the tool through. Possible it had gone better if I had centered the part in a wise while I squeezed into the tool. it was not so easy to pass.

May be it is nom at bad idee?

The square aluminumplate was a good idea anyway, I think?
 
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Thanks for comment!
I worked, yes, but it was hard to get the tool trough the 8 mm hole. The peace was 12 mm long, because I should make to parts in the same operation.
så I cut it an have on to the other door, if necessary?

It have may be more easy to make to separate parts?

May be I small try that?

There is may be other that can use the same policy?
(normal failure in old Volvos)
 
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That's a good fate for an old tap! And I am glad to see a Duett kept on the road- they are not common in the US even if we have plenty of 444s and 544s.
 
Yesterday a Make a rotary broach like this:
Ok, bot not perfect. I will put on some roller bearing I think.
Hard job in steel, but in bronche it worked well.
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The first self made tool worked best!

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