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Door locks

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Door locks

Post by BIg StEvE »

Just a quick one! I have a faulty door lock and was wondering who i would take it too so that i can get it fixed?

Mechanic, locksmith etc!

Never had to do this before! :oops: :lol:
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Post by bj42turbo »

Locksmith, whats wrong with it andwhat suburb you in


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Post by BIg StEvE »

the key doesnt open it and the lock cylinder seems to move a bit! I'm in Greensborough northern suburbs!
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Post by elgordomuygrande »

Try a spare key (one that isn't worn out). The lock mechanism plates prolly have worn out. A cheap trick we did was to remove the lock from the car and open the lock (c-clip at the back) . when the key is inserted , all the plates should come up (or down depending on locking mechanism), if one doesn't , pull out corresponding locking plate and try again (keep them in the right order), you can try to fix it by welding and grinding, but if it's just one or two plates that are failing, you can leave them out at all.

a mechanic should be able to fix this problem. (locksmith also..:D )

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Post by bj42turbo »

BIg StEvE wrote:the key doesnt open it and the lock cylinder seems to move a bit! I'm in Greensborough northern suburbs!



Shame you dont live down my way as have being a Locksmith for the last 19 years
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Post by BIg StEvE »

bj42turbo wrote:
BIg StEvE wrote:the key doesnt open it and the lock cylinder seems to move a bit! I'm in Greensborough northern suburbs!



Shame you dont live down my way as have being a Locksmith for the last 19 years

oh shite well any idea on the cost of a replacement?

Any mates that live in the northern burbs of Melb that are locksmiths?
thanks ;)
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