Remove the rear seat, find the vacuum lines that go into the trunk and
mitivac each one until the lock unlocks. Onee locks and one unlocks.
On Jul 9, 2009 9:34am, Loren Faeth <lfa...@leadingchange.com> wrote:
240D (123) has been sitting in a building for almost a year. I tried to
unlock the trunk, and the key won't go in all the way. It goes in 1/2-3/4
of the way. I tried spraying in the lock with PB, but that didn't seem to
make any difference. I could insert a 3/32 drill rod all the way and I
could insert a metal wiper reinforcement (about 1/8" wide) all the way.
First I thought an element was stuck, but later thought something was
stuck inside the lock. After getting the drill rod and flat metal in, I
am back to thinking something is stuck.
I figured that I would let the PB soak for a while and see what happens.
The trunk was locked with the key when it was parked.
I don't think there is any way into the trunk without getting the lock to
work, other than as a last resort, drilling out the lock. Is that correct?
Yes, it is the right key, it works in the ign and in the doors. Thanks
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