Re: [DML] Door Lock Problem--Frozen?

[DMCVIN6683 <dmcvin6683@xxxx>]

Well a good way to test if it is frozen is to start the car, turn up 
the heater and wait to see if you can push down the button after the 
car warms up inside.

Mark



On Saturday, January 10, 2004, at 05:10 PM, PRC1216@xxxx wrote:

> Today I went out to my D and decided to run it and take it around the
> neighborhoood for a quick spin. I got in and locked my driver door, 
> then tried to
> lock the passenger door but I could not push down the button no matter 
> how hard
> I tried. I went out and tried to lock it from the outside, but when I
> turned the key the stainless around the lock seemed to push in a 
> little then pop
> back out. I stopped when I saw this and decided to ask what others 
> thought the
> problem was. Do you think the cold, 15 degree weather I have here in
> Cincinnati is the problem? I wouldn't think so. Or should I be 
> looking for
> something else? The red wire is unplugged from my door lock module 
> by the way, so
> I don't think that is the problem.
>
> Patrick
> 1880
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