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Thread: Door Popper
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07-30-2009 #1
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Door Popper
What are you guy's using for door poppers on your shaved doors ? I currently have an autoloc kit and it's nothing but trouble. Looking to swap it out for something that actually works..
Recommendations ?????Joe C
1969 Camaro
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07-31-2009 #2
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autoloc is one of the best around. I have had 3 kits with no troubles. is it possible it may be too light of a kit or something? how many pounds of pull did you get?
Chad Read
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08-02-2009 #3
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I have to check. They open the door fine, but the selinoid get's stuck. Happened a few times already and started to smoke up the car.
Joe C
1969 Camaro
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08-03-2009 #4
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I prefer the SPAL shaved door kits. the plunger is coated with teflon so moisture and debris will not corrode the plunger (which is what is causing the "sticking" problem)
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08-03-2009 #5
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I've used Autoloc for years as well. I just picked up their new dual actuator kit. Took half the time to install and the actuator is about 1" thick so I think it fits better.
Heres the link to the kit I bought. Got em for $50 for the pair and free spring loaded poppers. I think they might have the sale goin' on still
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08-03-2009 #6
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I have a call into autoloc now to see how to resolve the problem. The drivers door popper sometimes doesn't release. Hopefully they will send me a replacement
Joe C
1969 Camaro
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