dirver door lock exposed to elements
Douglas Sisson (douglas.a.sisson@snet.net)
Wed, 17 Jun 1998 00:58:13 -0400
I was just forced to fix my ign. lock because the driver door lock was
getting stuck and I wanted to make the car more fun to steal. After
fixing the ign. I lubricated the door lock. The lock nows turns easily,
and I found out why it was getting stuck. The little metal flap that
covers the key hole no longer springs closed after the key is removed. I
think that the exposure to the elements is ruining the lock. It's not to
inconvenient to lubricate it every other week, but I was wondering if
anyone has a miracle fix for the door lock. The metal flap is still
attached and will go into place if you shut the door a few times but it
doesn't stay. Thanks for any help.
Douglas Sisson - '87 505-sti 2.2l ZDJL auto
http://pages.cthome.net/dougsisson/peugeot.html