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Old 22-10-2006, 01:48 PM   #1
The Monty
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Default Door locking

Ok guys, went on a nice trip over some pretty rough roads over the weekend, and now my car wont lock. It seems that when I push the button, the lock goes down, crunch, crunch, crunch and then pops back up and beeps at me. If I lock the door manually, it goes crunch crunch crunch and stays down, so I can close the door, and the car is locked, except the front passengers door, which is the one doing the crunchy sound. So, what is it, why has it done it, and how do I fix it? I just dont want my car sitting out the front all the time, and not being able to lock it.
Cheers guys, hope you can help,
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