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Passenger door locks on a pa24-250 (1962)

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Passenger door locks on a pa24-250 (1962)

Postby Randy Johnson » Thu Dec 18, 2014 10:41 pm

Does the passenger door lock button block the door handle from pulling up and opening if it's in the down and locked position...

Or does the door handle push the door lock button up and open when the handle is pulled up if the knob is in the down and locked position?
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Re: Passenger door locks on a pa24-250 (1962)

Postby JMH23 » Sun Dec 21, 2014 2:43 pm

Randy,
I don't know if it is the same on your '62 250, but on my '66 260B, the button blocks the door handle from opening. You have to pull the button up to unlock the doorhandle before you can operate the door handle to the open position. Hope this helps,

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Re: Passenger door locks on a pa24-250 (1962)

Postby Charles Schefer » Mon Dec 22, 2014 1:58 pm

On my 1968 PA-30B it's the same as Joe describes. One twist.. I find the lock easier to pull up if I first push down (just lightly) on the door handle as if I'm trying to close the door. This seems to relieve some mechanical pressure and makes the lock easy to pull up and then I can open the door.

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Re: Passenger door locks on a pa24-250 (1962)

Postby Randy Johnson » Tue Dec 23, 2014 10:14 pm

Thanks guys. Got it fixed correctly now...as you have described...Was not put back together correctly after an annual.
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