1997 2-DR Yukon GT Door Lock
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Asked by GRAVRON Aug 25, 2016 at 02:47 PM about the 1997 GMC Yukon SLT 2dr 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The door latch (at the left side of the photo) is in the closed position and I cannot see how to get it open. Consequently, the door cannot be closed properly.

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GRAVRON answered 7 years ago

This additional shows the latch mechanism (bronze colour, partially detached).

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GRAVRON answered 7 years ago

This photo provides a closer view of the latch mechanism, which appears to be the problem part. Turning the door key moves a plunger (painted red) up and down(inside the door) towards the latch mechanism. A nylon pad inside the latch appears to be the intended target for the plunger. The nylon pad is brittle and broken. Any suggestion for a source of a replacement latch are most welcome!!

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