Trunk lock replacement
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Thieves have tried to open my trunk and destroyed the lock cylinder; they were not successful to open it but I need to replace the cylinder. Does anyone have a spare with or without key that he can part with? (X308) erichkuenzle93@bluewin.ch
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Sorry no one has responded sooner, but have you checked in The Member Marketplace? Top task bar, 5th from the left. Cars being parted out all the time...
Did they destroy the cylinder itself or the surrounding fascia? You'll want to try to keep the OEM cylinder if possible.
I must say, I've never seen a post from Zambia. With your location, I'd also check with the British recycle yards....readily available online. I would say use U.S. ones as well, but shipping can be very expensive from the U.S.
Did they destroy the cylinder itself or the surrounding fascia? You'll want to try to keep the OEM cylinder if possible.
I must say, I've never seen a post from Zambia. With your location, I'd also check with the British recycle yards....readily available online. I would say use U.S. ones as well, but shipping can be very expensive from the U.S.
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Sorry no one has responded sooner, but have you checked in The Member Marketplace? Top task bar, 5th from the left. Cars being parted out all the time...
Did they destroy the cylinder itself or the surrounding fascia? You'll want to try to keep the OEM cylinder if possible.
I must say, I've never seen a post from Zambia. With your location, I'd also check with the British recycle yards....readily available online. I would say use U.S. ones as well, but shipping can be very expensive from the U.S.
Did they destroy the cylinder itself or the surrounding fascia? You'll want to try to keep the OEM cylinder if possible.
I must say, I've never seen a post from Zambia. With your location, I'd also check with the British recycle yards....readily available online. I would say use U.S. ones as well, but shipping can be very expensive from the U.S.
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