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 Post subject: Door Handle 65-71
PostPosted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 12:28 pm 
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Hi,

Does anybody know if this can be repaired? The key way has broken away and therefore the door cannot be locked

Or does anybody have one?

Its off the driver side of a morris 65-71

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 Post subject: Re: Door Handle 65-71
PostPosted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 12:49 pm 
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They are pot metal, I don't think are weldable (and yes, I'm a welder).
You need to source a good s/h one, sorry!
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 Post subject: Re: Door Handle 65-71
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you might have good luck with some JB weld, I've done a few things and they're standing up much better than I expected

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 Post subject: Re: Door Handle 65-71
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simon k wrote:
you might have good luck with some JB weld, I've done a few things and they're standing up much better than I expected


OK Ill ask... What's JB weld??

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 Post subject: Re: Door Handle 65-71
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drmini in aust wrote:
They are pot metal, I don't think are weldable (and yes, I'm a welder).
You need to source a good s/h one, sorry!
PM to John Smidt, or TheMiniMan, on here.


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 Post subject: Re: Door Handle 65-71
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You could try one of the alloy brazing/soldering type of products. Durafix, muggyweld or alumiweld. They have a lower melting point than real welding, and will bond to alloys like zinc diecast and aluminum alloy.

I've found it quite hard to use though, you have to get the temperature just right or it all just runs off.

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Jenk wrote:
simon k wrote:
you might have good luck with some JB weld, I've done a few things and they're standing up much better than I expected


OK Ill ask... What's JB weld??


this sort of stuff - it's runny when mixed and then sets hard. Hard enough to drill, file etc.

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JB weld is a surprisingly good and strong product as long as you can get it to stay where you want it to before it sets

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I assume that it is off a wind up window door. If so Flynns Wrecking Yard in Cooma have a number of them still on cars. Wayne is the owner of the yard.
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kath20 wrote:
I assume that it is off a wind up window door. If so Flynns Wrecking Yard in Cooma have a number of them still on cars. Wayne is the owner of the yard.
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Thanks Kath... much appreciated.

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It would be easy and strong enough to just used DAVCON.

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Convertible Mini wrote:
It would be easy and strong enough to just used DAVCON.
Or Devcon


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