Why should the springs make a difference to the lock, I think its just coincidence.
Brian
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11 years ago
Car boot lock
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11 years ago
Yes, I saw that so did not add to it. I think it was the actual typo that mattered, if it had ben ED 40, it would not have mattered.
Brian
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11 years ago
It is being serviced and MOT on Friday, I shall report back. Thanks to all that replied.
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11 years ago
Rear seats pushed forward, boot cover removed. I was looking at a plastic electrical thing with wires going to it. Nothing happens when I press the button on the key, the other doors work fine.
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11 years ago
Happens to us all :-) Nice not to be on the receiving end for once!
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11 years ago
There are some that take a dim view of myself.
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11 years ago
Does your post deserve a a round of applause or just the clap?
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11 years ago
My wife's car was frozen up yesterday morning. The central locking worked on the boot and three doors, but the driver's door remained locked. At first I thought the door had frozen to the seals, but then I realised that even pushing from inside with my foot gave no movement at all. Running the engine while I de-iced the glass got a little heat in and then operating the central locking a few times released it.
SteveW
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11 years ago
One typo, just one typo and I seem to be the standing joke of the weak.
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11 years ago
Narr, it not frozen.
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Was that intentional? Or is that two?
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11 years ago
I did it on porpoise.
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11 years ago
Wot, no comments about stripping before lubricating the lock?