[Tigers] inside door parts questions

[James Armstrong]

GREAT PICTURE !
Rick returned my call and said there are donuts on both shafts.

And he sells them. they come as half donuts !
Hu-ray !
Jim A
In a message dated 5/28/2020 11:20:48 AM Eastern Standard Time, jay.laifman at gmail.com writes:

I've had the same problem with getting that pin out.  I recall having to damage the lip once to get an awl in there to push out the pin.
I've never seen that rubber piece either.  I'll have to check to see if the Tiger has them.  No Alpine I've had did (I've had 3 of them).  But I was certainly not the original owner on any of them - though one of them was very unmolested, and somewhat low mileage when I got it in 1977.  But it was a very very late SV (like one of the last 150), and various money saving things were done on the cars by then.
I will say as an aside, I recall the pot metal on those door handles breaking.  I got a stainless steel pair from CAT probably around 1979.  Still going strong.  Thank you to whomever made those!
Jay


On Wed, May 27, 2020 at 8:59 PM Derek Daily via Tigers <tigers at autox.team.net> wrote:
Hmmm, i was just going through door reassembly this weekend. Where would the rubber "sleeve" go? In my case, early MKIA ...000428, the handles are snug over the male post. In fact, as one of those original fixing pins has gone missing, i attempted to use plumbing tape over the post prior to replacing the handle pin and the handle could not slide over the thin tape. No way a rubber sleeve would work on this car (unless im misunderstanding Placement location..). 
FWIW, i have three donuts per side. Two on door latch post One on window crank. However, I can state no knowledge of original location.

Also: while we on on this Door topic, about the escutcheon with chrome ring and spring to mate from door card to "base" of lever after reattaching... those suck. On most i have the chrome pushed in to eacutcheon far enough to allow the pin to be inserted and no way to pull chrome out once handle is connected. Even if i did, the chrome would never slide back in to allow handle pin removal Ever again. All hardware here including card are original.

Lets see if i can attach...




Derek Dailydtdaily at yahoo.com

On May 27, 2020, at 6:09 PM, michael king <michael.s.king at gmail.com> wrote:



Sorry photo didn't attach...the anti rattle rubber.
On Thu., 28 May 2020, 11:08 michael king, <michael.s.king at gmail.com> wrote:
Jim..  I havent got access to the manuals in front of me... But.. The doors have the felt spacers on the winder and handle. They also had a rubber spacer sleeve that was used on the handles that goes over the shaft and the handle slips over those so stop them rattling.. Maybe thats what you are looking at?
Pic attached



On Thu., 28 May 2020, 08:59 James Armstrong via Tigers, <tigers at autox.team.net> wrote:
Hello,


In putting my door back together, I have a few questions:1) are there two felt donuts, one on the window winder shaft (shown but not called out in Alpine parts manual) and is there another on the door opener shaft?
2) what the heck are part #s YX  Illus. B # s  98 and 98/1 inside of door around the door opening shaft?Also in the Alpine parts manual Series 3 and up
Help please
Jim
Jim ArmstrongMk 1A382002083








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