P15 Club Coupe front door lock

[OldDad67]

What holds the front door key lock in place? I took this out several years ago and can't remember if a screw or clip holds it in position. Any help appreciated.

[Plymouthy Adams]

screw, you may have to move the door seal a tad to see the access hole...for sure this allen head set screw is likely now frozen in place and may be difficult to loosen if not impossible at this time given you did not take measures to prevent this when last serviced.

[Frank Gooz]

On my 1950 Dodge there is a slide the hold the the tumbler in.

[clarkede]

11 hours ago, Plymouthy Adams said:

screw, you may have to move the door seal a tad to see the access hole...for sure this allen head set screw

I'm in the middle of painting my car and have the weatherstripping off.  Here's a picture of the hole's location that is normally covered by the weatherstripping for the set screw (big hole on the left).

[clarkede]

While were on the topic of key locks.... I've always been missing the tumbler on the driver's side.  This means that I have to reach over from the passenger side and lock the door from the inside and then lock the passenger door with the key.   Does anyone know where I can get a replacement for this?  Attached is a picture of my two locks showing what's missing on one of them.

[OldDad67]

Great information guy's your the best.

[Sniper]

Pretty sure Bernbaum's sells keyed alike tumblers.

 

 

[Frank Gooz]

Sorry for the long absences,

I think the big hole i see If the is like my car there should be a tab that would move to the door jamb.

My car is at the body shop or i would get you a picture.

[OldDad67]

Thanks guy's the hole in the door was the clue that fixed the problm