Repair question

[Alan Pritchard]

Dam, was going to ask the same question, I started to change my door
lock last night, took the torx screw out and cant work out how to remove
the rest of the handle/lock, typ 89......

Best Regards
Alan Pritchard 
Network Administrator 
R&M Electrical Group Limited 


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From: quattro-bounces+alan.pritchard=rm-electrical.com at audifans.com
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On Behalf Of Paul Cole
Sent: 04 April 2005 00:34
To: Audi quattro list
Subject: Repair question

Car- 1991 Coupe Quattro.

Anyone have tip/trick on removing the "locking pin" from
the drivers door outer handle trim piece ?
As per Bently it says must be removed to allow handle trim piece
to be removed.

Need to remove the door mechanism to replace the broken
lock actuator arm on the passengers door.

Team door handle- V2.0 :-) 

Anyone have a write-up on this procedure- the Bently is the usual
little or no help.
Thanks.

Than
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Paul R. Cole: 
'83 Urq Helios Blue ( SAR)		
'91 200 TQ 20v- Daily driver @303+k!!!.
'91 Quattro Coupe - Still going @ 286k mi.- 4 older CGT's/200 TQ
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