2002 Excursion Limited Parting Out
Cargo Master
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: freeland, mi
Category: Interior
Price: $0
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (you may select multiples): NSX, Hybrids
Item Condition: MI
Engine: Part suitable for gas truck, Part suitable for diesel truck
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Excursion Fleet Manager
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Green Oak, MI
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: California
Do you have the whole third row tan leather seat for sale possible also? Pics? Thx!
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Excursion Fleet Manager
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From: Green Oak, MI
Sorry guys, have been out of town. I still have the entire third row seat, but I have no way to ship it to California. I'm not interested in parting out the seat though, I'd like to keep it together.
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Excursion Fleet Manager
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From: Green Oak, MI
Hi Eric,
Congrats on your new Ex! I don't have the window here to verify, but I should be out there in the next few days and could check. The rear lock did work before I disassembled the truck, and the rear window is still completely assembled.
Do you just need the rod? Reason I ask is I remember diagnosing a rear window lock on my previous Ex that had some plastic bushings on the ends where it connected to the latching mechanism.
Congrats on your new Ex! I don't have the window here to verify, but I should be out there in the next few days and could check. The rear lock did work before I disassembled the truck, and the rear window is still completely assembled.
Do you just need the rod? Reason I ask is I remember diagnosing a rear window lock on my previous Ex that had some plastic bushings on the ends where it connected to the latching mechanism.
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Jon,
I have rebuilt the rear door locking mechanism, including replacing the rusted lock cylinder/plastic thing. lubricating the mechanism, and replacing the actuator. The blue bushing is still in place in the mechanism. The rod seems to have been bent up by a previous owner and was left loose in the hatch. I'm happy to wait for you to check as I am can now actually lock the hatch via power locks, but it would be cool to have key control of the door if the battery were to die. Thanks.
Eric
I have rebuilt the rear door locking mechanism, including replacing the rusted lock cylinder/plastic thing. lubricating the mechanism, and replacing the actuator. The blue bushing is still in place in the mechanism. The rod seems to have been bent up by a previous owner and was left loose in the hatch. I'm happy to wait for you to check as I am can now actually lock the hatch via power locks, but it would be cool to have key control of the door if the battery were to die. Thanks.
Eric
