TooMany2cvs
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It's about time I started, I think.
Since our cats won't be thrilled with the traditional security method of a sheepdog or three in the back, I guess we'd better at least get the door locks working, together with the driver's window latch...
The little thumb-flip doesn't do much - it makes the outside handle a bit "stickier" to operate, but still openable. The key rotates in the lock, but doesn't make any difference.
Strip-down, clean, lube? Or is something in there knackered? The doors shut really crisply at the moment (only 42k from new), and I don't want to lose that...
Since our cats won't be thrilled with the traditional security method of a sheepdog or three in the back, I guess we'd better at least get the door locks working, together with the driver's window latch...
The little thumb-flip doesn't do much - it makes the outside handle a bit "stickier" to operate, but still openable. The key rotates in the lock, but doesn't make any difference.
Strip-down, clean, lube? Or is something in there knackered? The doors shut really crisply at the moment (only 42k from new), and I don't want to lose that...
project becomes desirable to the tea leaf I intend to fit central locking to the three doors but instead of the actuator going in the doors like a normal car and operating the existing locks I will fit them in the bodywork so they throw a half inch bolt into the door frame and dead lock the little darlings out.
