Thread: Door lock switches

No, they're not to difficult to pull out and free up - though a bit of patience is required.

When opening up the lock casing, just study it before you start pulling pieces apart so you know how to put it back together.

I should have taken a few photos when I did mine.

I used various things to try and loosen it all up, the best thing I found was the dry lube stuff in a stick from stupid cheap auto or the like.

Also spraying a teflon spray in all the door latch, and handle points helped a lot also.

Thanks benji, I think I fixed them by drowning the locks Maxsolve, I'll give it a couple
of days to drain then I'll hit them with dry lube as you sugested.
Next is the sun roof.......

Just be carefull you didn't get any crud in the micro switches or the lock motor in the bottom of the casings. The switches are easy to test with a multimeter.