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Alvarez Metal Works on Youtube posted a video on tearing down a door, looks like he only showed the front door though. I would expect the linkage to be similar. I've got a donor I'm stripping down and can get pictures if needed. The bent end of the linkage rod goes into the hole in the base of the clip, and then the clip pivots around to grab the rod and hold it in. To disengage, find the open end of the clip (so you know which way to push) and work it off of the rod, and then pull the rod out of the hole. As for which to remove first, if you can get to the clips, I'd get the rods off first so the latch isn't flopping around while you fight with the clips. Take pictures of how it's all set up before you start so you don't get all turned around when you go to put it back together. Hopefully the fault with the lock is something simple, which will make itself obvious once you've got it on the bench.1 point
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Should be resolved, let me know.1 point
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Thanks. Can this be squared away please? This server could not prove that it is www.nissanpathfinders.net; its security certificate expired 2 days ago.1 point