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Old 01-19-2006, 09:42 AM
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Gummy Locks

I dont know if its the weather. or the lock itself. it feels kind of gummy. like not as smooth as a normal lock. and sometimes i cant even move it. sometimes i can. i never have a problem with the passenger side lock, works great. no matter what kind of weather there is. and definetly feel fine. should i get into the door and spray the lock and the whole system in there. or is it just the weather and will it pass once it gets warmer out?
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Re: Gummy Locks

It is quite possible that the lube inside the lock cylinder has gotten some crud inside it. Get a can of lock deicer and spray it. The alcohol will clean it then spray some lubricating oil inside the lock like wd-40. That should correct the problem.
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