[detroitfd]

Hey guys-
I recently replaced the lock barrel on the Ex's rear hatch because it was rusted solid. Went in today to put the small clip that fits onto the lock barrel w a c clip and snaps to the lock bar, and found that I have to get a different part anyway.

What I'm wondering is if someone has a pic of what that assembly looks like on the truck. Once I get the correctly clocked clip, the bar will clip on, but I can't see that it's attached to anything that would lock the door. It just slides through another assembly.
Thanks!

 

[detroitfd]

Or perhaps even better, a diagram from FoMoCo?

 

[BoilermakerSteve]

Here's a picture I took a while ago

Hi detroitfd,

I am not sure if this picture is looking at exactly what you interested in...

This picture is looking at the latch mechanism and actuator from the drivers side of the works. The right side of the picture is toward the back of the truck.

IIRC, the rod running through the picture is entering the picture from the lock cylinder and it pushes/pulls the gold colored lever to lock and unlock the mechanism.

Hope this helps.

steve

 

[detroitfd]

How does the rod from the lock cylinder attach to whatever causes it to lock or not? That rod on mine doesn't move anything, so it doesn't lock. I looked at length but couldn't see anyway to attach it to anything. It runs from the cylinder straight to a bronze plate. It passes through a grommet in that plate, but when I turn the key, the rod just slides in and out of the grommet, and doesn't move anything. Thanks!

 

[BoilermakerSteve]

detroitfd,

I was hoping you were going to be able answer that question for me. My lock cylinder works fine, but the latch mechanism doesn't work properly anymore.

Steve

 

[detroitfd]

LOL. Ya, my cylinder now moves back and forth, but the bar isn't engaging anything. Anyone have a schematic of the works back there?

 

[detroitfd]

Ok, I got in there today and lubed it up very well. The pin that most people report being frozen seems to work fine.

Does the outer handle lock in position when you lock the key/power lock, or does it stay moving but somehow not open the door?

I was looking everywhere to see what the lock cylinder rod changes to lock it, but no luck.

Also, what does the power actuator do? Mine seems to move a small nub w a yellow holding collar in and out when I lock/unlock, but it doesn't move much. Wondering if perhaps that needs to be functioning for the key lock to work too?

Help! I was hoping someone might have a schematic of all those parts, but no luck yet...

 

[detroitfd]

Anyone know where I can find a diagram of these parts? I can't see anything broken or not attached, and it still doesn't lock...

 

[Miclo]

key will work without working actuator , the actuator does not m,ove much, that is just the way it is. Perhaps it is best to replace the whole lock mech. new/used you can try kroil/WD40/ZEP and soak but bend rods or sticking is problematic for most actuated lock mechanisms. your local Ford dealer should be able to help with diagram, usually when I'm in a pinch I ask nicely and they print out whatever I like.

 

[2743hopkins]

Hey guys-
I recently replaced the lock barrel on the Ex's rear hatch because it was rusted solid. Went in today to put the small clip that fits onto the lock barrel w a c clip and snaps to the lock bar, and found that I have to get a different part anyway.

What I'm wondering is if someone has a pic of what that assembly looks like on the truck. Once I get the correctly clocked clip, the bar will clip on, but I can't see that it's attached to anything that would lock the door. It just slides through another assembly.
Thanks!

U looking for a pawl lever for the lock tumbler, you will find that its out of stock by wolf lock company and discontinued fro Ford, i contacted Wolf , to lmk when t H e part is available.