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Is there a special tool to remove the door lock knobs on a '73?
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if its the same as my 74 its just the old style window crank remover pop the clip off and off it comes
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I guess i can get that with a screwdriver? I have power windows.. so no
window crank. I guess it is the old "U" shaped clip that fits in the
groove of the shaft?
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It is the u-shaped snap ring, and it does fit in the groove of the shaft and slot of the knob. The removal tool makes it easy. Using a screwdriver would be almost impossible. However a small pick with a hook or works. Or you can just out about a 1/8 90 degree bend on the end of a coat hanger, and snag the clip and pull it out very easily.
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OK... got it ... can't get behind it with a screwdriver, and really have to catch it and pull it out...
Thanks... I'll try this weekend with your coat hanger suggestion...
Ray
Thanks... I'll try this weekend with your coat hanger suggestion...

Ray
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The coat hanger worked like a charm Ken... and definitely had to be 1/8" ... no problem.. took the panels off and eliminated the door rattles... mostly linkage hitting metal parts. I put some rubber pieces around them. Lubricated all the tracks and moving parts. Sounds a lot better now. Also aligned the window a little better...
Thanks for the help...
Ray
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Glad I could help.
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