My 84 came without lock sets.

Is the lock set for this year unique; or, will a lock set from an 89, 92, whatever, also fit...at least temporarily - as they are easier to find at a yard.

 

they are unique to this generation.

back in the day, there was a generic Ford lock that fit these cars (they were like $20 or $30, something like that), a friend put me onto that tidbit because people used to break into these cars left and right (where we lived). i know they worked in the doors, but i don't know about the trunk.

however, seeing as you need a complete set, you might as well just get the actual Mazda stuff.

 

I bought new locks.

The box just had locks and keys.

There was no interior retaining components in the box to secure the lock to the door from inside the doorframe.

Anyone walking by can just pull the lock out with their fingers.🥺.

How are the factory locksets secured to the door panel inside the doorframe?

 

there's a thin spring like clip that slides over the cylinder from the inside.

 

...it wasn't in the box.🥺

 

check in the bottom of the door itself. maybe the originals fell in when whomever removed them did it???

 

Yep, no luck with the treasure hunt.

If anyone knows where I can get a pair of the following, or can recommend where I can get a comparable replacement PLEASE let me know.

(FB01-76-210B) door lock cylinder key pass right and left. I've got locks, just no way to secure them to the doorframe.

 

take the locks to your local auto parts shop

you're looking for Lock Clips that will fit yours.

 

Just spent all morning at NAPA, O'Reilly's and Autozone.

Nobody has anything that will fit.

I am also unable to find the pictured connector at any of these shops. I need to make a jumper.

There is a male connector under the dash and a male on the end of the power window motor. The wires aren't long enough to meet.

My jumper needs to have two of these female connectors to complete the circuit.

 

just get a simple wiring terminal kit from auto parts store or walmart.
https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?...g+terminal+kit


that's what's known as a spade connector. u need the male.
https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search;..._linuxmint_com

 

Checked the car wiring diagram and snipped a unused one from the rear.

Thanks!

 

check this: https://www.rx7club.com/1st-gen-arch...ectors-878979/

 

As the saying goes "If it wur a snake it'a bit me!"

Just realized that the trunk lock was still in place and that a clip would be there; and it was, gratefully.

I'm looking for some of these...


Going to take the lock to the hardware store to see if I can find a generic retainer while my search goes on.

 

glad u found it.

 

Locks are in! I feel all safe now!

This thread done.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

 

i'm glad you got it all sorted out.

do you have a link to where you ended up finding them?

 

It was a generic after market I found at NAPA auto parts.

 

Are the locks available online?

 

Not sure.

Didn't check. Wanted to keep these originals and their key.

 

I've never owned an FB, but I thought all the 1st gen locksets were the same. I know the ignition lock housing is different SA to FB. Anyways, the spring clip you picture only went on the rear hatch lock cylinder. The doors used a wire keeper (see pic)




Although the spring clip fits the door cylinders, you might have a hard time getting it secured inside the door. There isn't much room and the wire clips allow you to push or pop them over the OD of the cylinder to secure them, instead of sliding it on from the side like the flat spring clip.

For a whole set, you can try Riggs Rotary: riggsvintagemazda@gmail.com or call Bob Rhinehart: 717-405-6860 They deal more in car salvages. I know Bob is a nice guy and is currently parting out a low milage 1980. r

 

The lock set for an 84 car is likely to be unique, and it may not be compatible with lock sets from other years or models. However, there is a chance that some parts of the lock set, such as the key cylinder or door lock mechanisms, may be compatible with other years or models of the same make.

To determine whether a lock set from a different year or model will fit your 84 car, you will need to compare the parts and specifications of both sets. You can do this by looking up the part numbers and specifications for both sets, and comparing them to see if they are the same or similar.

It's worth noting that using a lock set from a different year or model may cause compatibility issues, and some parts may not work as intended or fit properly. It's always best to use a lock set that is specifically designed for your car's make and model, if possible.

If you're having trouble finding a lock set for your 84 car, you may want to try contacting a specialty auto parts supplier or a locksmith who specializes in vintage or classic cars. They may be able to help you find the right parts for your car.

 

As a follow up, I did run across one of those wire clips that secure the door cylinders to the door skin. P/N 0223-58-961
I believe they still may be available from a dealer.