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1995 Fiesta, locking problems...
#1
Posted 06 April 2008 - 01:40 PM
#2
Posted 15 April 2008 - 05:20 PM
Here's the problem. The locks and handles on my doors. I only have a key lol, no central locking! But i sometimes have to climb in the boot to open the door, cos sometimes the front door doesn't unlock. The handle on the inside gets stuck in, locked. It then won't open by using the key. This is why i have to use the boot to occasionally get in lol. Can anyone help? Or has anyone had any similar problems?
Haha i have simualar problems ive got a mk4 and i have to climb over the passengers side to get in but its not as dramatic as through the boot! haha
#3
Posted 17 April 2008 - 05:55 PM
#4
Posted 20 April 2008 - 07:16 PM
:rolleyes:Haha i have simualar problems ive got a mk4 and i have to climb over the passengers side to get in but its not as dramatic as through the boot! haha
Hello, My name is Roy and i had the same problem with my mk4 (1997) diesel van, both wouldn't unlock with the key but the locked O.K. I solved the problem by removing the door liner and removing the lock mechanism from within. you will see on the lock mechanism a slot where a nylon slider goes up and down, the nylon slider becomes slightly worn which means you have to get a new lock. To get around this i slightly squeezed the metal slot together making sure that the nylon slider could still go up and down but with a little resistance. I did this to both doors and have had no further trouble for the last six months.
I hope this helps. Regards Roy.
#5
Posted 29 June 2008 - 11:49 PM
SQUIT WD IN TO THE LOCK WHERE THE KEY GOES IN AND LET IT SOAK IN:rolleyes:
Hello, My name is Roy and i had the same problem with my mk4 (1997) diesel van, both wouldn't unlock with the key but the locked O.K. I solved the problem by removing the door liner and removing the lock mechanism from within. you will see on the lock mechanism a slot where a nylon slider goes up and down, the nylon slider becomes slightly worn which means you have to get a new lock. To get around this i slightly squeezed the metal slot together making sure that the nylon slider could still go up and down but with a little resistance. I did this to both doors and have had no further trouble for the last six months.
I hope this helps. Regards Roy.
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