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Old 10-31-2001, 06:41 AM
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Mr. Putnam--

Correct, side impact doesn't concern me. Smooth, reliable and repeatable operation without struggle does interest me. I would be very happy to convert to a "cord pull" like MGA even. Just from an ergonomics point of view, difficult to twist in seat and get any kind of leverage on black ball. Would be happy to convert to a lever/torque-type handle that "flappers" thru 90 or 45 degrees from vertical or horizontal to open.

As for adjusting current, stock-like unit, I notice that screwing the ball in and out seems to make latch work better. Not sure if it is "bind up" on door panel, or the longer moment arm gives more leverage to work latch. But still end up jerking up and down, trying to get door to pop open, without putting a lot of force on door hinge when if does finally free itself.

Extremely irritating.

Thanks in advance,

EHT
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